Discharge Plan Coordination
Help reviewing care instructions with the family and coordinating requested follow-up support.
CARE PLANS
Personalized support to help patients and families coordinate appropriate care after hospital discharge, surgery or a significant illness.
Support topics that can be coordinated as part of your plan, subject to assessment and availability.
Help reviewing care instructions with the family and coordinating requested follow-up support.
Appropriate nursing visits may be arranged according to clinical instructions and professional availability.
Coordination of prescribed wound care, monitoring support and follow-up services where appropriate.
Rehabilitation sessions may be coordinated based on the treating professional's guidance and recovery needs.
Reminders and coordination can help families follow prescribed medication and refill routines.
Recommended tests, consultations and follow-up appointments can be scheduled where available.
Suitable home-care equipment may be arranged based on assessed needs and availability.
Support communicating and coordinating with healthcare facilities for planned follow-ups or readmission guidance.
Our approach
Understand discharge instructions, recovery needs and family priorities
Coordinate relevant home visits, rehabilitation, diagnostics and equipment
Review the care arrangement as recovery needs and clinical guidance change
Your journey
Share your healthcare needs, routine and family priorities so we can understand what support may be relevant.
We discuss available options and help shape a practical care plan around your situation.
We help arrange appropriate services, appointments and professionals where available.
Provide ongoing follow-up and adjust the arrangement as needs change.
You can contact MedTap before discharge or after returning home. Having the treating team's discharge instructions helps us understand which services may be appropriate.
No. The plan supports coordination at home and does not replace follow-up appointments, treatment or advice from the patient's qualified healthcare professionals.
No. Services are discussed according to clinical guidance, individual needs, location and professional availability.
No. The plan is for scheduled recovery support and coordination. Urgent or life-threatening concerns require the appropriate local emergency service or nearest emergency department.
Tell us what you need. Our team can help guide you.