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Fewer kidneys lost to the clock.

Decision support for kidney placement coordinators: we flag hard-to-place kidneys early and time the move to the sanctioned expedited pathway, without ever reordering the national match-run.

Which kidney is at risk, and when to escalate.

About one in four recovered kidneys is never transplanted. Kairos flags placement risk early and times the switch to the expedited pathway.

Predict

We estimate early how likely a recovered kidney is to go unplaced on the standard match-run. A hard-to-place organ is flagged in the first hours, instead of after a day of sequential offers, so your team can act while there is still time.

Escalate

We compute the escalation timestamp: the point to stop working the sequential match-run and move to the sanctioned expedited placement pathway. We never reorder the national list. We only time the switch to the pathway that policy already permits.

Prioritize

Inside the sanctioned expedited pathway, where prioritization is permitted, we help focus outreach on the programs most likely to accept. The fast lane gets worked deliberately, rather than one sequential offer at a time.

Kairos Labs gives kidney placement coordinators one decision, made well: when to escalate. We flag placement risk early, time the move to the sanctioned expedited pathway, and prioritize outreach inside it, so fewer recovered kidneys are lost to the clock.

The software

The Kairos placement console, running on a live match run.

Kidney to centre match: predicted acceptance and ranked call order Live console: acceptance across the match run and non-use risk Document analyzer: structured donor packet Patient roster by risk and escalation status Model and proof: reaches the accepting centre earlier Benchmark: placement rate versus historical baseline Compliance decision ledger Integrations with DonorNet, OPTN, SRTR, EHR

The team

Nikhil Bhimireddy

Nikhil Bhimireddy

Co-founder & CTO
Divyash Nath

Divyash Nath

Co-founder & CEO
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