Clinical gray areas
Talk through high-risk presentations, workups, treatment options, and disposition with an emergency physician in real time.
Start a conversation24/7 emergency physician support
Emergency medicine consultation.One call away.
CrossCheck is designed to give rural Oklahoma emergency departments real-time access to board-certified emergency physicians for clinical consultation, stabilization support, and help with transfer decisions.
Board-certified EM physiciansDesigned for 24/7 accessReal-time support
The need
A difficult case should not feel like a solo decision.
Rural clinicians care for the full range of emergencies, often without an emergency physician immediately available. CrossCheck adds board-certified emergency physician backup at the most critical moments.
Transfer decisions
Clarify whether transfer is needed, what level of care is appropriate, and which capabilities the receiving facility should have.
Care during delays
Strengthen stabilization and ongoing management while transport or specialty access is still hours away.
How CrossCheck works
An emergency medicine safety net, on demand.
CrossCheck is designed to give rural emergency departments 24/7 access to board-certified emergency physicians for real-time backup whenever the clinician on site wants another set of eyes.
Your clinician stays in charge.
The local clinician continues to direct the patient's care. We add emergency medicine expertise for hospitals without a board-certified emergency physician on site around the clock.
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Place a consultation request
Reach a board-certified emergency physician for an immediate response when your team needs another set of eyes.
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Review the case together
Share the clinical findings, test results, and your specific concerns. Together, assess the patient’s needs and the care available locally.
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Get guidance and ongoing support
Receive recommendations on workup, treatment, and disposition. If transfer is needed, get guidance on stabilization and ongoing management while awaiting transport. Your local clinician remains in charge.
Technology that connects care teams
Pulsara is one available platform for secure audio or video consultations and sharing patient information, including EKGs and images. CrossCheck’s planned Oklahoma workflow uses Pulsara, with access and configuration confirmed during hospital onboarding. Explore Pulsara ↗
The goal: the right care, in the right setting.
- Manage more patients safely in their own community when appropriate.
- Recognize time-sensitive emergencies sooner.
- Make necessary transfers more efficient.
Built for rural care teams
Support local judgment. Strengthen local capability.
CrossCheck does not replace the clinician at the bedside, the transfer center, or the receiving specialist. It fills the gap earlier: a board-certified emergency physician available to help frame the problem, identify risk, and move the patient toward the right care.
CollaborativeClinically groundedRural-focusedPhysician-led
Value you can measure
Designed around the outcomes rural systems care about.
Before a pilot begins, we work with each hospital to define practical clinical and operational measures that reflect what matters locally.
Time to dispositionTransfers reviewed or avoidedCare safely kept local
The thinking behind CrossCheck
Critical moments deserve a second look.
Pilots cross-check each other at every critical step. Not because either doubts the other, but because shared confirmation is how safe outcomes happen. CrossCheck Physicians brings that practice to rural emergency care, with board-certified emergency physicians available whenever a local clinician wants another set of eyes.
Rural Health Transformation Program
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Pilot and partnership conversations
Let's build the right model for your region.
We are speaking with rural Oklahoma hospitals, critical access hospitals, health systems, state partners, and regional collaboratives about pilots, funding pathways, and sustainable long-term service models.