Making Great Care Happen at Home
A physician-led talk and training that prepares your team to bring the family into the plan from the start.
Three steps to a program built for your room.
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Tell me who will be in the room and what you want them doing differently.
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Choose the format that fits: keynote, workshop, or staff training and grand rounds.
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Your team leaves with a shared approach to use with the families it serves.
lower odds of readmission at 90 days, in studies where the family caregiver was integrated into discharge planning. Evidence for why preparing families deserves attention — not a result any single session promises. Rodakowski et al., J Am Geriatr Soc. 2017;65(8):1748–55
“They gave us a walker, a commode, and discharge papers. Nobody told us what to do first.”
Keynote · Workshop · Staff training & grand rounds
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Two years ago, my father spent five unexpected days in the hospital. When he came home, our family had to turn discharge instructions into real life — medications, mobility, follow-up, safety, and knowing what to watch for.
I had spent my career caring for patients, building healthcare programs, and leading inside health plans and health technology companies. That experience shaped this work: helping healthcare leaders and care teams make great care happen at home.
The goal is helping people live on their own terms, as long as possible, in the place they call home.
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