Recover capacity by reducing variation and length of stay.
Operational performance in surgery is directly tied to clinical execution. When care varies, hospitals see longer stays, unpredictable patient flow, and inefficient use of resources. Encare helps hospitals standardize care and make operational performance measurable.
“How does ERAS reduce hospital length of stay?“
ERAS® implementation reduces length of stay by up to 50% overall, with reductions of 30–40% in colorectal surgery, 3–7 days in orthopedic procedures, and 1–3 days across gynecology and liver surgery.* By standardizing care and reducing variation, hospitals free bed capacity and improve surgical throughput — without structural expansion. *Data on file.
Hospitals improving ERAS® adherence typically achieve:
Across specialties, structured ERAS® implementation consistently reduces length of stay:
These gains translate directly into freed bed capacity and improved surgical throughput.
Every unnecessary inpatient day creates:
Reduced flexibility across departments
Reducing length of stay is one of the most effective levers for improving hospital capacity — without structural expansion.
Operational gains come from visibility and control. Encare enables hospitals to:
Monitor improvements continuously
This turns operational performance from reactive to managed.