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Quality aftercare for patients at home
A simple way to turn discharge and transition plans into achievable tasks for patients and families to complete.
- Reduce avoidable admissions
- Promote faster recovery
- Improve hospital efficiency
- Support mental health
- Improve patient satisfaction
Targeted support
QuoLly identifies specific aftercare needs and guides personal networks to provide care at home.
- Supporting self-managed care
- Educating families about caring needs
- Targeting care for impact
- Increasing the quantity of care
Post-discharge guidance from clinical experts
Easy to digest information and education to support and guide personal networks.
- Providing discharge education
- Building caring confidence
- Increasing willingness to care
- Changing behaviours
Provider benefits
Healthcare payers and providers benefit when clients receive quality aftercare at home.
- Reduce burden on paid service
- Improve recovery times
- Limit hospital readmissions
- Capture data insights
User stories and reviews
☆☆☆☆☆ 5/5
“This technology can change how we care for people with a life-limiting illness. By increasing the connection and access that care teams have to their patients, we expect to see more real-time support, a reduction in avoidable admissions, and better planning to enable more people to die at home surrounded by their own support networks.”
Ass Prof Leeroy William
Clinical Director of Supportive
and Palliative Care, Eastern
Health
☆☆☆☆☆ 5/5
“At the age of 40, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. As a single Mum with two little boys I needed a lot of help. My best friend swung into action and built an army of helpers who complete tasks such as shopping, cooking, child minding, cleaning. It has been a godsend – and has made me feel exceptionally loved and supported”
Pip
Breast Cancer Patient
☆☆☆☆☆ 5/5
“The technology, with its ability to coordinate personal networks, share medical notes, arrange social and emotional needs and all at the push of a button, is an untapped innovation. It fills a gap in assisting the elderly to remain living independently.”
Jo Breen
Shepparton Retirement Villages and Goulburn Valley Health