POST-DISCHARGE CARE, ORGANIZED
Bring them home with confidence.
RelayNest turns discharge paperwork, medication changes, and a dozen follow-up visits into one calm, shared workspace for your whole family.
Coordination only — not medical advice. Always free for families.
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meds flagged for review
MEDICATIONS
APPOINTMENTS
CARE CIRCLE
DAILY CHECK-INS
DISCHARGE NOTES
TASK HANDOFFS
WARNING SIGNS
VISIT PREP
MEDICATIONS
APPOINTMENTS
CARE CIRCLE
DAILY CHECK-INS
DISCHARGE NOTES
TASK HANDOFFS
WARNING SIGNS
VISIT PREP
HOW IT WORKS
From discharge to organized, in minutes
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Create a care case
Enter the patient name, discharge date, and condition summary. Invite your care circle in under two minutes.
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Organize medications & notes
Import discharge medication lists, flag ambiguous changes, and load care instructions into one clear workspace.
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Coordinate the whole circle
Assign tasks, prep questions before appointments, and keep everyone — siblings, spouses, aides — on the same page.
“Every discharge involves a room full of people — we help them stay on the same page after they leave it.”
WHY RELAYNEST
Built for the messy middle after discharge
Care plans that stay readable
Discharge instructions, warning signs, and visit prep — organized in one calm workspace.
Medication review with boundaries
Compare source lists, flag ambiguity, and create clarification tasks — without giving medical advice.
Coordination for the whole household
Assign work, track follow-through, and keep passive activity separate from urgent action.
WHAT FAMILIES SAY
Built alongside the people living it
The medication review flag alone saved us from a dosage mix-up in the first week.
Jordan M.
Caregiver, son
Handoff notes mean my sister and I stop re-explaining the same thing every shift change.
Priya R.
Caregiver, daughter
Visit prep turned rushed ten-minute appointments into ones where we actually got answers.
Alex T.
Caregiver, spouse
COMMON QUESTIONS
Answers before you ask
What is RelayNest?
RelayNest is a free shared workspace for families coordinating care after a hospital discharge. It keeps medications, dose logs, appointments, tasks, care plans, and handoff notes in one place the whole care circle can see.
What is medication reconciliation?
Medication reconciliation means comparing the medications someone took before a hospital stay with the list they were discharged with, so changes, duplicates, and ambiguities get caught early. RelayNest flags these differences automatically for you to confirm with the care team.
What should I ask at the first follow-up appointment?
Ask which discharge medications are still needed, what warning signs should prompt a call, when the next appointments are, and who to contact with questions. RelayNest lets you collect questions ahead of time and print a prep sheet for the visit.
Is RelayNest medical advice?
No. RelayNest is a coordination tool only — it never gives medical advice or changes your care plan. Always confirm medication and treatment decisions with the patient’s clinicians.
How much does RelayNest cost?
RelayNest is free for families. Create a workspace, invite your care circle, and start coordinating in minutes.
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RelayNest
Coordination platform — not medical advice