Ashwood

About

Waiting rooms shouldn't be a guessing game.

Ashwood started with a simple observation: emergency rooms sort patients by arrival time, not by need. A person quietly having a heart attack can sit behind twelve sore throats, because nobody has asked the right questions yet.

We're a small team out of Waterloo and Guelph building the fix: self-serve intake that asks the right questions, triage grounded in the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale, and a live queue that clinicians can actually trust. The clinician always has the last word. Ashwood just makes sure they see the right patient first.

The team
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Zach Premji

Founder

University of Waterloo. Leads product and clinical partnerships. The person on the other end of your pilot.

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Benjamin Probert

Tech lead

Computer science, University of Guelph. Built the scoring engine, the live queue, and everything in between.

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What we believe
Severity over arrival time

The order of care should reflect who needs it most. Everything we build serves that one sort order.

Clinicians decide

Ashwood suggests; nurses and doctors decide. Every score is explainable, every override is one click, every report is auditable.

Privacy is table stakes

Built for HIPAA and PIPEDA from the first commit. Patient data stays in-region and is never sold or shared.

Talk to the people who built it.

Demos are run by the founders. No sales layer.

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