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When two London doctors turned to Formula 1 pit crews for help, they redefined how hospitals approach teamwork and precision. Jorie AI brings that same philosophy to the revenue cycle, creating faster, smarter, and more coordinated healthcare operations.
Sometimes the greatest breakthroughs come from the most unexpected places. In the early 2000s, two pediatric doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London faced a serious challenge. After complex heart surgeries, they noticed that one of the riskiest moments in a child’s recovery was not during the operation itself, but during the handoff from the operating room to intensive care.
Even small miscommunications during that transfer could have major consequences. Lines and monitors had to be reconnected, critical information passed along, and every team member needed to move in sync. Despite their expertise, the doctors realized that this handoff was often messy, rushed, and inconsistent.
After one particularly long day, Professor Martin Elliott and Dr. Allan Goldman were watching a Formula 1 race on television. They saw a pit crew change four tires, refuel, and fine-tune a car in under ten seconds. Every person had a clear role, every movement was choreographed, and communication was wordless but precise.
That moment sparked an idea. If F1 teams could manage that level of precision under extreme pressure, why couldn’t hospitals do the same? The doctors reached out to McLaren and Ferrari to ask for help in redesigning their patient handoff process.
The Formula 1 teams were intrigued. They visited Great Ormond Street Hospital to observe how the medical team transferred patients after surgery. What they found was a scene that mirrored the pit lane, just without the structure and rhythm.
Together, the doctors, engineers, and human factors experts studied each step of the process. They assigned specific roles, rehearsed the sequence, and created visual cues and checklists to ensure nothing was missed. They even invited a choreographer to help the team move fluidly without getting in one another’s way.
The results were transformative. Errors dropped, communication improved, and everyone knew exactly what to do and when to do it. The process became safer, faster, and more predictable.
This collaboration showed that precision and communication matter as much in healthcare as in motorsport. It also proved that looking outside the industry can spark innovation that saves lives. Formula 1’s focus on coordination, timing, and accountability inspired hospitals around the world to rethink how care teams work together during critical transitions.
Jorie AI follows the same philosophy that inspired those doctors. In the revenue cycle, every task connects to another. Eligibility, verification, coding, and claims all rely on coordinated timing and accuracy. When one step falters, the entire system slows down, just like a pit stop gone wrong.
Jorie uses intelligent automation to bring structure, visibility, and real-time precision to complex workflows. Tasks are routed efficiently, errors are flagged before they create bottlenecks, and every handoff between systems or teams becomes more consistent. The result is smoother operations, fewer errors, and stronger collaboration across the entire revenue cycle.
Just as Formula 1 taught doctors how to perfect their pit stop moments, Jorie helps healthcare organizations perfect their operational handoffs. It is all about teamwork, timing, and precision—where technology enhances human expertise and every move drives a better outcome.
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