Alora turns every placement call into a living map of the network, and finds the beds that fit your patient before you dial.
How a placement search actually plays out.
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A patient is ready to step down, and a case manager starts working the phones, hoping the bed count someone quoted last week is still true, and that this facility still takes the patient's payer.
By the time a placement lands, the same facts have been re-learned from scratch, on hold, more than once. Nothing about that call gets remembered for the next case manager, or the next patient.
Alora sits in on placement calls and understands what each facility says about open beds, waitlists, payers, and intake requirements, then writes verified facts into a shared, always-current map. A human approves every update.
Alora diffs each patient's clinical record against every facility's real requirements, rides along on the call, and surfaces chart-grounded answers, flagging anything the record doesn't support.
Not another database to keep updated. A faster path to the right bed, and a memory the whole team keeps.
Start from a ranked shortlist of beds that are open now and take your patient's payer, instead of dialing down a list and re-verifying everything by phone.
Alora rules out facilities that are full, out-of-network, or can't meet the patient's clinical needs before you ever dial, so the calls you do make are the ones that count.
What one case manager learns on a call, the whole team keeps: capacity, a new intake rule, a payer change. Nothing gets re-learned from scratch.
Every fact traces back to a specific call, a person, and a timestamp. A human approves each update and makes every clinical decision. No patient data leaves your retention.