How it works
How ReadyRoom works.
Your mom is coming home Wednesday. ReadyRoom helps you figure out what needs to happen before she gets there, what to ask, and what to do in the first days home.
ReadyRoom is a phone-based plan for families from before discharge through day 30. It opens in your web browser, so there's nothing to download.
Join the first families
The hospital prepares the discharge. ReadyRoom prepares the family.
Step by step
From the call to day 30.
What to notice. What to ask. What to do next.
- Hospital
- DischargeThe front door
- First 72 hours
- Day 30
- When the call comes
Answer a few questions
About three minutes. Nothing from their chart.
- Right after
See your first step
Picked from what worries you most.
- Before leaving the hospital
Ask the team
The words to say, written out.
- The first 72 hours
Settle in at home
Medicines, the call card, the four basics.
- This week
Take the next steps
Week by week, in any order.
- Day 30
See what you set up
Keep it, hand it off, or call it done.
What it looks like
One daughter, one phone, one week.
- The call
Her father is in the hospital. She is four hours away and at work. That evening she opens ReadyRoom on her phone.
- Three minutes
A few questions, one at a time. Where things stand. Who is nearby. Whether she has the medicine lists. What she is most worried about. No name, no diagnosis, nothing from his chart.
- Before he leaves
She has the questions to ask the team, and the words to say, written out. She reads them down the phone to her brother, who is the one standing in the room.
- The day he comes home
The plan opens on the first days home: what to do today, and what can wait. Her brother checks the four basics first: a clear path, a light at night, rugs that stay put, something steady by the toilet.
- Days 2 and 3
Now the rooms. She is there, standing in his room with her phone out. ReadyRoom walks the bedroom, the bathroom and the stairs, one room at a time. What to move. What to order.
Who it's for
Opening first, and what comes later.
Opening first
For a hospital stay happening now or just behind you: the plan from before discharge through day 30.
Not the right fit yet
- Nothing has happened yet and you are planning ahead. That version is being built: join the waitlist, and we'll tell you when it's ready.
- There was a fall or a near miss, but no hospital stay. That part comes next.
- You are looking for advice about a diagnosis or a medicine. That belongs with their clinician.
ReadyRoom is educational guidance, not medical advice. Medical questions go to the care team.
Your next step
Know what comes next.
We'll email you when ReadyRoom opens.
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