Intelligence for Emergency Department Operations

Redefining emergency medicine.

Behind every patient's journey through the ED is a series of operational decisions. AmplifyCharge helps clinicians see where queues are building, identify what's causing bottlenecks, and decide where to act to free up capacity.

  • In Partnership withMUSC Health — Medical University of South Carolina
  • Backed byZucker Institute for Innovation Commercialization

The ED cannot run on heroic workarounds forever.

Every day, clinicians keep care moving by spotting problems, finding resources, and adapting plans as conditions change. Their judgment is essential. The fragmented picture they're forced to work from shouldn't be.

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When flow improves, the whole department gains.

Retain more visits

Address the delays that contribute to patients leaving before care.

Create capacity

Help available beds and resources serve more patients.

Protect margin

Reduce the operational pressure that can increase labor costs.

Founding Team

Three disciplines, one problem.

Clinical

Portrait of Logan Wolford

Logan Wolford

MD, MMgt

Co-Founder

ED Physician

Portrait of Nabil Jariya

Nabil Jariya

BSN, MMgt

Co-Founder

ED/ICU Nurse

Different hospitals. Different patients. Familiar bottlenecks. Years in emergency and critical care taught our co-founders that caring for vulnerable patients also means managing the logistics and operations that help clinicians respond to constant, competing demands.

Technical

Portrait of Dick de Roover

Dick de Roover

PhD

Co-Founder

Systems Engineer

Portrait of Jordan Walters

Jordan Walters

 

Engineering

Full-Stack Dev & Software

The technical team translating clinical and operational reality into precise, buildable systems — combining control systems engineering and full-stack software engineering.

Make the next decision count.

See how AmplifyCharge can support the people moving your emergency department forward.

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