The care that follows you home
AI care companion that contacts every discharged patient daily for 30 days — via SMS or app — and alerts your care team before deterioration becomes a readmission.
Conditions we monitor after discharge
Everything your care team needs. Nothing they don't.
Conversational AI Check-ins
Instant Red Alerts
Real-Time Dashboard
Zero-Friction Enrollment
SDOH Screening Built In
Revenue, Not Cost
One dashboard. Every patient. Real time.
Browser-based coordinator dashboard with AI-classified patient risk. No software to install.
| Patient | Condition | Risk | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maria T., 68F | Heart Failure | RED | Call now |
| James W., 74M | COPD | YELLOW | Follow up |
| Sandra K., 61F | Heart Failure | GREEN | No action |
| Michael W., 71M | COPD | YELLOW | Follow up |
| Jennifer L., 55F | Heart Failure | GREEN | No action |
Conversational AI that reads between the lines
Patients reply in their own words. Our AI classifies every response and flags deterioration before it becomes a readmission.
Your patients leave. Most systems lose them.
From 52 hospital professionals surveyed — March 2026
rank readmission reduction as their top priority
can’t reach patients after discharge
still rely on manual nurse follow-up calls
of Medicare patients readmitted in 30 days
“Many patients don’t answer the phone. Without a verified number, we simply cannot follow up.”
“We spend hours making calls that go to voicemail. It’s exhausting and ineffective.”
“By the time we reach a patient, they’ve already been readmitted.”
“Patients forget discharge instructions within 48 hours. We have no way to reinforce them.”
“Our biggest challenge is patients who seem fine at discharge but deteriorate silently at home.”
“We know which patients are at risk. We just don’t have the bandwidth to check on all of them.”
“Many patients don’t answer the phone. Without a verified number, we simply cannot follow up.”
“We spend hours making calls that go to voicemail. It’s exhausting and ineffective.”
“By the time we reach a patient, they’ve already been readmitted.”
“Patients forget discharge instructions within 48 hours. We have no way to reinforce them.”
“Our biggest challenge is patients who seem fine at discharge but deteriorate silently at home.”
“We know which patients are at risk. We just don’t have the bandwidth to check on all of them.”