The schedule, rebuilt.

Clinician scheduling, built by a practicing hospitalist. Auto-fill the month. Publish once.

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Meridyon schedule in the By-Shift grid view showing July 2026 fully assigned by auto-fill: 12-hour day and night shifts covered on every date by Sarah Chen, James Patel, and Maria Rivera, with Publish, Auto-Fill, and Import controls in the toolbar.
One auto-fill pass — every day and night shift covered. Real product. Fictional names.

For schedulers

Without the spreadsheet.

Build the month on the grid, or let auto-fill do the heavy lifting. Publish once — trades, off-requests, and pickups all flow through the same system.

  • Drag to move or swap, right in the By-Shift view
  • Auto-fill a month, or a whole year, then fine-tune by hand
  • By-Shift and By-Staff views of the same schedule
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Meridyon schedule in the By-Staff grid view for July 2026, with each provider on a row — James Patel, Maria Rivera, Sarah Chen — and their 12-hour Day and Night shifts laid out across the dates, plus a per-day total row.
By-Staff view. Real product. Fictional names.

For leadership

cFTE you can see.

Contracted cFTE on one side, actual scheduled work on the other — by provider, by cohort, by department. See how the cFTE funded on paper translates into real clinical work.

  • Per-provider cFTE, weighted totals, and target-vs-actual deltas
  • Separate inpatient and outpatient budgets
  • Scheduled clinical work — not billing or RVUs
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Meridyon stats table for July 2026 showing each provider's cFTE — James Patel 0.80, Maria Rivera 0.90, Sarah Chen 1.00 — alongside weekend counts, a weighted total, a Target column, and a green under-target delta in the plus-or-minus Target column.
Per-provider cFTE vs. target. Real product. Fictional names.

For health systems

Your own workforce first.

On one platform, open shifts are visible across departments and sites. Post them to the board, attach a rate, and let your own people claim the work before you reach for locums.

  • Health system → department → subdivision tenancy
  • Open-shift board with optional rates
  • Cross-department credentialing, per-department FTE
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Meridyon By-Shift month grid for July 2026, fully assigned across day and night shifts, with the Available and Targets controls in the toolbar used to surface and fill open work.
The month grid, system-wide. Real product. Fictional names.

On the phone

Your day, one tap away.

Meridyon is web-native and built for phones. Providers open the app and see today’s shifts immediately — no install, no desktop-era client.

On mobile, the interface switches to dark mode at night, so night-shift eyes aren’t an afterthought.

Meridyon mobile Today view on a phone, listing a provider's shifts for Tuesday, June 9, 2026 — 12hr Day, 12hr Night, and Busy — with a week strip across the top and Today, My Schedule, Swaps, Board, and Account tabs below.
Mobile Today view. Real product. Fictional names.

Everything here ships today.

Auto-fill

A month, or a whole year. Eligibility, rest, and targets respected.

FTE/cFTE targets

Simple FTE or FTE-Components mode. Weekly-hour caps.

A real grid

By-Shift and By-Staff views. Keyboard, copy and paste.

Bring your schedule

Import your roster with admin-confirmed matching. No re-keying.

Shift trading

Swaps and giveaways, with approvals.

Open-shift board

Optional rates. Eligible providers pick up.

SSO & passkeys

OIDC with verified ID tokens. WebAuthn.

Feeds & exports

Personal iCal feeds. CSV exports.

Email requests

Off-requests and trades, parsed from email. Approved in app.

Workload analytics

Distribution, target-vs-actual, weekend counts.

Audit logging

Before/after values. CSV or JSON export.

Mobile-first

Web-native and built for phones.

Built by a hospitalist.

Meridyon exists because its builder kept finishing the schedule at 11pm with a spreadsheet on one screen and a desktop-era tool on the other. He still publishes the schedule he works. Hospital medicine is the beachhead, not the ceiling.

One price. No tiers.

$20per active provider per month

  • 30-day free trial — no credit card required
  • All features included
  • Never locked out of your own data
  • Cancel anytime
Get started

Running a health system? Write to support@meridyon.com — invoicing and rollout help available.

Straight answers.

Does Meridyon store patient data?

No. Meridyon stores no patient records or clinical data — it schedules clinicians, not patients. No BAA is required.

How does pricing work?

One price: $20 per active provider per month. Every account starts with a 30-day free trial — no credit card required. There are no tiers, and you can cancel anytime. If a payment ever fails, read access is never cut off — you are never locked out of your own data.

Can I bring my existing schedule?

Yes. You can bring your existing roster and schedule, and an admin confirms every provider match before anything is written. You can keep your current system running in parallel during the transition.

Do you support SSO?

Yes. Enterprise SSO via OIDC (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace) with full ID-token verification, plus passkeys.

How are providers notified of schedule changes?

Notifications are email-only today. Providers can also email their off-requests and trades in — Meridyon parses them and queues them for approval in the app. SMS and push are on the roadmap, not shipped yet.

Can I get my data out?

Yes. Every provider gets a personal iCal feed for Google, Apple, or Outlook. Admins can export schedules as CSV and audit logs as CSV or JSON.

Your next schedule could build itself.

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