For Hospitals
Coverage you can depend on
For cardiac program directors, OR managers, and surgical services leadership who need a case covered by someone credentialed, prepared, and accounted for.
How engagement works
Four steps from first call to first case.
This sequence exists because credentialing is usually what delays a perfusion contract, not the clinical fit. We front-load it.
01
Discovery call
Twenty minutes on your case volume, case mix, current coverage gaps, and the states involved. If we are not a fit, we say so on this call.
02
Credentialing & compliance
We provide certification, state licensure, immunization records, and proof of professional liability coverage to your medical staff office in the format they require.
03
Coverage plan
A written scope: which cases, which days, who specifically is covering, escalation path, and backup arrangements if the assigned perfusionist is unavailable.
04
First case
Protocol review and equipment orientation before the first case is scheduled, not on the morning of it.
What you get
A named, ABCP-certified perfusionist for your cases. Documented credentialing through your medical staff office. A written coverage scope with an escalation path. Protocol review before the first case. Direct access to the founder, not a call centre.
In every engagement
What we need
Your credentialing requirements and timeline, case volume and mix, circuit and equipment configuration, current protocols, and the coverage gap you are trying to close. The more specific, the faster we can confirm whether we can staff it.
From your side
Contracting
Scoped to your schedule, quoted in writing.
Pricing depends on case volume, case mix, coverage hours, and travel, so we quote per engagement rather than publishing a rate card that would be wrong for most programs. Tell us what you need covered and you will get a written proposal you can take to your finance office.