For Hospital Discharge Planners
Connect the patient and family to the home care agency, then give the receiving team a clearer starting point for care at home.
See the handoff at homeThe handoff home
Patients leave with instructions, decisions, and new people to call. A clear agency introduction helps the patient know who is taking the next step.
Named
home care connection
Clear
next step for the family
Shared
handoff context
A warmer transition
Make the home care agency and its role clear to the patient and family.
Give everyone a shared understanding of what happens after the patient gets home.
Help relevant transition information reach the care team that will continue support at home.
Extend the handoff with patient connection and staff-reviewed follow-up context.
What changes
A patient who knows which agency is following up.
A family that understands the next step.
A receiving team with clearer transition context.
A stronger bridge from discharge to the first home visit.
FAQ
No. Agency selection follows patient choice, care need, coverage, availability, and the hospital's established discharge process. Sevah supports the introduction and continuity after the handoff.
No. Discharge decisions and referrals remain with the responsible professionals. Sevah helps make the transition and next steps easier to follow.
The home care agency leads its care plan and follow-up. Sevah can help the patient stay connected and give authorized staff relevant context between visits.
Families, discharge planners, and home care teams each carry a different part of keeping someone supported at home.
Start with one family and a clear human review process.