Real-time instrument coordination that replaces phone calls, sticky notes, and the frantic hunt for trays five minutes before incision.
No phone calls. No paging. No guesswork. Just real-time visibility for both departments.
The circulator selects the OR room, picks instruments from the catalog, and flags priority. The request hits SPD's queue instantly — with an audio alert.
SPD accepts the request and moves it through processing stages in real time. OR sees every status update — no callback needed.
OR confirms delivery. The request is closed, every status change is timestamped in the audit trail, and turnaround data feeds the analytics dashboard.
Real-time OR-SPD coordination eliminates the phone calls, pages, and guesswork that cost your hospital every day. Even a single minute of reclaimed OR time adds up fast.
Time savings compound. See how minutes recovered per case translate into real surgical days your hospital can reclaim.
Two departments, one shared mission, zero shared visibility. The result: surgical delays, phone tag, and instruments that show up late—or not at all.
OR calls SPD. SPD is decontaminating. Callback missed. Surgeon waiting. Repeat. This happens dozens of times per day.
SPD processes first-in, first-out with no visibility into which OR cases are urgent or which surgeon is actively waiting.
Where is the Stryker set? In decontam? Assembly? Storage? Nobody knows without physically walking the floor.
No data on turnaround times, recurring delays, or which procedures consistently cause instrument shortages.
TrayRelay gives each department exactly the view they need, connected by a shared real-time pipeline.
Surgical teams see what they need: instrument status and ETAs at a glance.
SPD techs see incoming requests and update status through every stage.
A lightweight OR-SPD communication layer that anyone can use—without 12 months of implementation or a six-figure contract.
Track every tray and set from decontamination through sterilization to the OR, updated in real time across both dashboards.
Automatically reorder SPD processing based on the live surgical schedule, not just first-in-first-out arrival time.
Replace phone calls with instant, contextual messages tied to specific cases and instrument requests.
Turnaround times, delay patterns, tray accuracy rates. Data that was previously invisible, now on a dashboard.
Instrument needs pulled from the surgical schedule automatically. SPD knows what is coming before OR even calls.
Tablet in the OR, desktop in SPD, phone on the floor. TrayRelay works wherever your team works. No app install needed.
You don't need an enterprise health system's IT budget to fix OR-SPD communication. TrayRelay is purpose-built for facilities with 5–15 operating rooms.
Small to mid-size facilities where OR and SPD are physically close but digitally disconnected. One shared dashboard changes everything.
High-volume, fast-turnover environments where instrument delays directly impact same-day surgery schedules and patient throughput.
OR nurses, SPD technicians, surgical coordinators. Built by clinical professionals who've lived the phone-tag problem firsthand.
Purpose-built for community hospitals and ASCs. Not a watered-down enterprise system.
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We're inviting a select group of hospitals and surgery centers to join TrayRelay at founding partner terms. Founding partners receive locked-in pricing, direct influence over our feature roadmap, and priority onboarding — all in exchange for their operational expertise helping us build the right tool.
Direct influence on workflow and product developmentYour team's real-world OR and SPD workflow helps guide the platform's feature roadmap.
Priority onboarding and implementation supportDedicated setup assistance from day one to ensure your OR and SPD teams are fully operational with minimal disruption.
Lifetime founding partner pricingYour founding partner rate is locked in permanently as the platform grows.
Early access to new workflow features and integrationsFounding partners receive early access to new operational tools, analytics, and system integrations before general release.
Founding partnerships are intentionally limited to a small number of facilities. This allows us to work closely with each partner hospital and ensure their operational feedback directly shapes the platform.
Once these spots are filled, the founding program will close and new customers will join the standard onboarding process at published pricing.
Founding partners work directly with our team to ensure smooth implementation, with support built around your facility's schedule and existing workflows.
Interested in becoming a founding hospital partner?
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I’m a travel OR nurse — RN, BSN — with 3+ years in neuro, ortho, and general surgery across trauma centers and community hospitals. I still take assignments. I still scrub in. And every shift, I feel the same problem: phone tag with SPD on a bad connection in a loud OR, no accountability for the back-and-forth, and zero visibility into where my tray is in the reprocessing cycle. I didn’t read a whitepaper about perioperative workflow. I lived it — and I built TrayRelay because that frustration never went away.
TrayRelay is licensed by facility size and operating room capacity. Pricing is tailored to each hospital based on the number of operating rooms and implementation needs.
Pricing is customized based on facility size, operating room capacity, and implementation requirements.
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Built by a travel OR nurse who still scrubs in — because the people who feel this problem every shift are the ones who should be solving it.