Mobile phlebotomy logistics so airtight that losing a tube becomes a fireable offense, not a shrug.
PhlebFlow owns the entire mobile blood draw operation from the moment an order is placed to the second results land in the ordering physician's inbox. It routes phlebotomists across nursing homes, corporate wellness sites, and home visits in a single dispatch view, while HIPAA-compliant QR scanning locks chain of custody at every handoff. The lab always knows where the tube is. The doctor always gets the result. This is not complicated — it's just that nobody bothered to build it correctly until now.
- Real-time phlebotomist routing with dynamic stop resequencing based on patient availability windows
- QR-enforced chain-of-custody scanning at 11 distinct handoff checkpoints from draw to centrifuge
- Direct HL7 lab order ingestion and result routing back to the originating EHR record
- HIPAA audit log with tamper-evident timestamps on every specimen state transition
- Simultaneous multi-site coordination across facility types — nursing home, corporate, and residential — in one dispatch board
Epic MyChart, Salesforce Health Cloud, LabCorp Order API, Quest Diagnostics Connect, TubeTrace Pro, MedRoute Dispatch, Stripe, PointClickCare, VaultSpec LIS, NovaBridge HL7 Gateway, ClearChain Compliance, Twilio
PhlebFlow is built on a Node.js microservices backend with each domain — scheduling, custody chain, order routing, and notifications — running as an independently deployable service behind an internal API gateway. Specimen state is persisted in MongoDB because the document model maps cleanly onto the nested handoff structure and I'm not apologizing for it. Redis handles long-term audit log storage so compliance queries stay fast regardless of record volume. The mobile client is React Native with offline-first sync, because a phlebotomist in a basement nursing home wing does not have four bars of LTE.
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