Clinician Cadence is the operations command center for the emergency department. Scheduling, communication, performance, and operations on a single surface — no separate logins, no scattered spreadsheets. Built by a practicing ED physician and facility medical director, and live in real emergency departments today.
A scheduler in one system. Policies in a shared drive. Announcements over group text. Feedback that never reaches anyone. The capabilities exist — scattered across five tools and five logins.
Clinicians won't bounce between systems mid-shift, so the expensive software goes unused, the policy goes unread, and leadership flies blind. The gap isn't capability. It's the friction between the tools.
Cadence consolidates scheduling, communication, performance data, and operations into a single platform. No app-switching, no extra password to forget. When everything lives in one place, people use it — and adoption is the whole game.
Each capability is useful on its own. Together, on one surface, they become the system the department actually runs on.
Operational and throughput KPIs, with the same numbers framed for three different audiences — so everyone works from one source of truth. (An operations tool — not clinical decision support.)
Designed and built by a practicing emergency physician and facility medical director — from the inside of the workflow, not a software company guessing at it.
Fragmented incumbent tools lose to friction. One surface with no separate logins is the difference between software that's bought and software that's used.
Regional leadership can see across sites in real time — department health and coverage without a flight, a phone tree, or a stale spreadsheet.
Affordable and operable without a large IT or administrative staff — built for the realities of community and rural EDs, not just large academic centers.

Cadence is built by a practicing emergency physician and facility medical director — the person who has to make the schedule work, read the metrics, and answer for the department.It's in daily use in real EDs, not a slide deck.
Doug Mayeux, MD· Emergency physician & facility medical director, founder of Clinician Cadence
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