Have a patient coming home from the hospital this week?
Give the family one link. They'll know what to ask and what to do first.
ReadyRoom gives families a step-by-step personalized plan on their phone for the first 72 hours through day 30 after a hospital stay: what to ask, what to have ready, and what to do first.
joinreadyroom.comFree for you to share · Nothing to install · Not connected to your practice · Nothing comes back to your office
Private by design. Families' answers stay on their phone. We never see them or sell them.
Hospitals prepare the discharge. ReadyRoom prepares the family.
One link, in a call or visit you already make.
Share one link
Mention it or text it during a call or visit: joinreadyroom.com.
The family starts on their own
A few questions, then their first step with the words to say.
Families bring their questions
They write down questions for their own care team. Nothing is sent to your office.
A step-by-step plan on their phone, built from their answers.
For the first 72 hours through day 30 at home:
- What to ask the care team before they leave, with the words to say
- What to do first at home, one step at a time
- Home Readiness: getting the home ready, room by room
- An after-hours call card: who to call when the office is closed
- A short list they can text to family who are helping
No new work for your team.
Not medical advice
It doesn't diagnose, triage or replace your discharge instructions.
No patient data
Your office sends nothing. The family's plan stays on their phone.
Nothing to install
No sign-in, no integration. One link.
What clinicians ask first.
Still have a question? Write to us at hello@joinreadyroom.com.
Want to see it? Ask for a demo → · Printable handout for families
How does ReadyRoom protect patient privacy?
It's built not to need patient information. Your office sends nothing, families never enter a name or diagnosis, and their plan stays on their own phone. Nothing comes back to your office.
Does sharing it create liability for my practice?
ReadyRoom is educational guidance for families, not medical care. It isn't connected to your practice, and it encourages families to ask their own care team their medical questions. Please follow your practice's policy for sharing outside resources.
Does it cost the family anything?
Yes. Families buy their own plan from ReadyRoom. It's free for you to share, and your office is never billed.
Do I have to do anything after I share it?
No. No follow-up, no reporting, nothing to sign.