Recovery support designed around the hours after discharge.
For surgical practices, patients and experienced nurses. The model combines structured recovery workflows with licensed RN judgment so patients know what happens next and clinicians see what actually needs attention.
Post-op services, clearly defined.
RN Recovery Support
Scheduled RN touchpoints, structured assessment, patient communication and escalation when appropriate.
Evening & Overnight Coverage
Premium coverage for patients who need more support during the early recovery window.
Remote Recovery Monitoring
Structured check-ins, reminders, symptom collection and RN review of exceptions between in-person touchpoints.
In-Home Recovery Visits
When permitted and appropriate, nurses can provide in-home support within the operating and clinical model.
Travel-Patient Coordination
Support for patients recovering away from home, including handoffs, logistics and follow-up structure.
Family & Caregiver Guidance
Clear recovery expectations and authorized updates so families know when routine changes become reasons to call.
Your team should not have to manually manage every routine post-op touchpoint.
We help practices create a structured recovery layer after discharge—giving patients more support while keeping RN and surgeon attention focused on cases that actually require judgment.
Body contouring & plastics
Tummy tuck, liposuction, breast surgery, facelift, rhinoplasty and related recovery support.
Orthopedics & spine
Structured early-recovery support for mobility, pain-reporting, wound observations and escalation.
Bariatric, gyn & other surgery
Procedure-specific pathways can be configured around the practice’s approved postoperative instructions.
You should not feel like you are on your own the moment you get home.
The goal is simple: make the early recovery period clearer, more organized and more supported—with nurses involved when nursing judgment is needed.
Premium post-op nursing with more structure and less administrative chaos.
You are the clinical judgment layer. The system handles more of the repetitive coordination so your time is spent assessing, communicating, documenting and escalating appropriately.
AI making clinical decisions for you.
Agents organize information and workflow. Your license, clinical judgment, scope, protocols and applicable law govern nursing care.
A case should arrive organized—not as a pile of messages.
Before the case
You see the procedure, post-op day, approved instructions, scheduled touchpoints, known concerns and escalation pathway.
During routine recovery
The system handles scheduled prompts, reminders, routine collection, approved education and timeline organization.
When something changes
The case moves to your queue with the reason it was flagged. You assess the patient, use your judgment and decide the nursing action.
When the surgeon is needed
You escalate according to judgment and the practice’s approved process. The software helps organize the handoff; it does not decide for you.
Good nurses should be paid well.
The model is not being built around bargain labor. Pay should reflect experience, shift structure, geography, case complexity and the value of excellent post-op nursing. Founding-RN feedback will shape the final structure.
Experience the recovery workflow step by step.
This demo uses synthetic patient data. Turn voice guidance on and the demo will narrate each step while you interact.
Meet Jessica.
Jessica is a synthetic patient on post-op day 2 after a tummy tuck and liposuction. Her morning check-in was routine.
Start with a controlled first cohort—not a giant implementation.
Configure one procedure pathway, enroll an appropriate founding cohort, measure RN workload and patient engagement, then decide what deserves to scale.