CareBridge Navigator for hospital discharge planners
Send families home with an organized plan, not a stack of pamphlets, to lower 30-day readmission risk.
What problem does this solve?
Discharge planning is compressed into 24 to 48 hours. Families leave with photocopies, a follow-up appointment, and no roadmap for week one at home. Many of them come back through the ED.
How does CareBridge fit your workflow?
CareBridge produces an educational 14-day discharge roadmap: home safety checks, medication reconciliation prompts, home-health vs. outpatient options, red-flag symptoms, and follow-up scheduling. Hand it over alongside the clinical discharge summary so the family has a plan that goes home with them.
What can you hand a client?
- Printable “first 14 days at home” care plan
- Red-flag symptom checklist to keep on the fridge
- Payment paths summary (Medicare Part A/B, Medigap)
- Local resources: AAA, SHIP, Meals on Wheels, home-health agencies
What does the Professional Partner plan add?
- Up to 25 active discharge plans per discharge planner
- Bulk export PDFs for the medical record or hand-off
- Designed to sit alongside the clinical discharge plan, never replaces it
- Dedicated implementation support for your unit
See Professional Partner pricing
Other professionals we work with
- CareBridge Navigator for elder law attorneys
- CareBridge Navigator for financial planners
- CareBridge Navigator for geriatric care managers
- CareBridge Navigator for home care agencies
- CareBridge Navigator for community organizations
CareBridge Navigator is an educational tool. It does not provide medical, legal, or financial advice, and it is not a substitute for care from a licensed clinician.