// Our Story
Getting Care
Should Feel Human
Wrenfield started in a rural clinic waiting room, watching referrals stall inside fax queues. Today we build the connective tissue that gets people seen sooner.
// Our Story
Wrenfield started in a rural clinic waiting room, watching referrals stall inside fax queues. Today we build the connective tissue that gets people seen sooner.
We have watched a referral stall from all four sides — the patient calling back a third time, the coordinator re-keying a fax, the specialist sitting on open slots, the health system counting leakage. Wrenfield was built to close that loop.
What began as a scheduling bridge between two orthopedic groups now moves referrals for 37 provider networks, handling intake, eligibility, and prior authorization in a single pass.
The people who back us:
// Founders
We have sat on every side of a referral — the exam room, the call center, the integration layer. That is why we build tools that make the work lighter and the wait shorter.
We have been the patient left on hold and the coordinator on the other end of the line. That memory sets the bar for every workflow we ship.
Health systems route high-stakes referrals through Wrenfield, so nothing can quietly fall out of the queue between two departments.
Software should carry the clerical weight and hand the judgment back to clinicians — never the other way around.
