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No one should be discharged to nowhere.

You have to discharge on a clinical timeline, whether or not housing is ready. When it isn't, the patient is back in 30 days. We secure housing around the discharge so the bed-day stops and the readmission doesn't happen.

Nurse talking with an older patient at a care facility
The discharge problem

Discharge is where housing becomes a clinical problem.

Discharged to nowhere

Patients released with no stable housing are one of the cleanest 30-day readmission drivers in the data.

Stuck in the bed

Medically-ready SNF patients wait because there's no housing to step down to. Every day is avoidable cost.

How it works

Housing, secured around the discharge.

Step 1 · Refer

Refer at discharge

Your discharge planner refers the patient as release approaches.

Step 2 · Prepare

Housing ready before release

A Care Guide works the timeline so a safe place is secured before the patient leaves — coordinating DME, accessibility, and home-health setup in parallel.

Step 3 · Stabilize

Stabilize to prevent the bounce-back

Post-move support keeps the patient housed and out of the ED.

Let's solve housing together.

Bring discharge planning and housing onto one timeline.

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