The elevator is out
A step-free station closes. For a wheelchair user the clinic is now effectively unreachable, and nobody tells them until they arrive.
Critical-service access, in real time
Know when the route to care is broken, before someone misses treatment.
LASTLINE turns community reports and official alerts into clear, verified status for the elevators, roads, and facilities people rely on to reach dialysis, pharmacies, and hospitals.
- Anonymous, no account
- Unverified until proven
- Humans approve every action
See it working · real data
Every dialysis facility and hospital in the US, and what is happening around them right now.
This map uses the official CMS directories of Medicare dialysis facilities and hospitals, plus live National Weather Service alerts. Pick an alert, or simulate an outage, and watch how LASTLINE turns a signal into a reviewed decision.
…dialysis facilities
…hospitals
…live weather alerts touching them
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- Possibly affected
- Nearest alternatives
Sources: CMS dialysis and hospital directories and live alerts from the National Weather Service. Pins sit at the centre of each facility’s ZIP code, not its street address. Pharmacies are not included: there is no open national official dataset.
Happening right now
These are real, active National Weather Service alerts. Pick one to see what LASTLINE would do with it.
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Or simulate an outage
Click any dot on the map, then simulate a power or road outage within 25 miles.
Why it matters
Some trips cannot be skipped.
People on in-center dialysis typically travel to treatment about three times a week, and missing sessions is dangerous. For them, and for anyone who depends on step-free transit or a specific pharmacy, a single broken link in the route can cut off care. Today that information is scattered across transit feeds, weather alerts, facility phone lines, and word of mouth.
A storm warning hits
A severe weather alert covers the area around a treatment center. Is the facility affected? Who needs to know first?
A facility is unreachable
An entrance is blocked or a pharmacy has closed, while the directory still lists it as open.
LASTLINE is the missing last line: one place that collects the signals, says plainly what is known and what is not, and helps a coordinator act before the missed appointment.
How it works
From a rumor to a reviewed decision, in four steps.
A signal comes in
A person reports a barrier anonymously, or an official source such as the National Weather Service publishes an alert.
Status stays honest
Everything starts as “community reported”. Volume never makes a report true; only official evidence does.
AI investigates
An NVIDIA open model served by Nebius maps which facilities and routes are affected and drafts options.
A human decides
Coordinators review every proposed action. LASTLINE never sends messages or raises alerts on its own.
Built to be trusted
Every incident shows exactly how sure we are.
Misinformation during an outage can be as harmful as the outage. So each incident carries a status that only moves forward when evidence does.
- Reporter details and exact personal locations are never made public.
- A private tracking token lets you follow your report with no account.
- Official sources are named and linked, never paraphrased into fact.
- Community reportedSomeone told us. Treat as a lead, not a fact.
- Under investigationWe are matching it against official sources.
- Officially confirmedA named official source supports it.
- ResolvedThe barrier is gone and the record is closed.
Live public information
Community reports
Reports from people on the ground, shown with their verification status. Refreshes every 30 seconds. Personal report text and locations are never shown or plotted.
Seen a barrier to care? Tell us in under a minute.
No account, no personal details required.