Today, getting a patient out of the hospital and into their next place of care is slow, expensive, and mostly done by hand. Care managers spend entire days calling nursing facilities, rehab centers, and home health agencies one at a time, putting together paperwork by hand, and keeping track of everything on whiteboards and handoff notes. Nothing tells them which patient to focus on next. Each extra day a patient stays can cost the hospital thousands and keeps a bed full that another patient needs. Rondo handles the busywork of hospital discharges so care managers can get patients to their next destination faster. Over time, Rondo becomes the connection between every hospital stay and wherever the patient goes next, with nursing facilities and then insurers joining the platform as it grows. Rondo starts by pulling in information from hospital records and other sources to show care managers which patients need attention and what step will move each one closer to discharge. It then matches each patient with post-acute providers that have open beds and take the patient's insurance, so no one has to call around blindly. From there, AI agents do the legwork: they call facilities, send referrals, put together the paperwork the receiving team needs, and arrange rides, all at the same time. Care managers and clinicians still make every decision about where a patient goes but Rondo does the chasing and keeps a record of every step. As more hospitals in a market use Rondo, nursing facilities and other post-acute providers join to receive referrals and speed up their own intake. The result is faster, more reliable transitions of care, so patients get to the right next setting sooner and are set up for better outcomes.