About PostOp Navigator
We built this becausenobody was watching.
After discharge, surgical patients go home and practices go dark. Calls get missed. Wound photos get texted to personal cells. PostOp Navigator exists to give that window a shape.
Our story
Born from a gap nobody wanted to name.
Patients discharge with a packet of instructions, a follow-up date three weeks out, and a phone number that rings to a voicemail. In between, the window sits unstructured — no consistent check-in, no consistent record, and no consistent answer to a patient asking whether what they're seeing is normal.
We are onboarding our first orthopedic practice. That's the honest state of the company — not a soft launch, not a limited release. One practice, one specialty, and a deliberate refusal to take a second until the first one works.
How we think about this
Three things we hold to.
Clinical judgment belongs to cliniciansThe platform organizes information and routes it to a licensed nurse. It does not assess wounds, and it is not built to.
Content comes from the surgeonWe supply drafts. You supply the medicine. Nothing goes live for a procedure family until a surgeon has signed it.
We say no to thingsNo electronic health record integration today. No plastic surgery practices yet. No claims about outcomes we haven't measured.
U.S. patent application pending.