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The moment the patient leaves your building, your system goes blind. The discharge plan is handed to a family member who has had no training, no handover and no sleep, and whose capacity nobody measured. Rezilia gives your transition teams continuous visibility into caregiver readiness. Epic-native, FHIR R4.
Discharge planning measures the patient. It does not measure the person who will actually deliver the plan, who will manage eight medications, three follow-ups and a wound dressing while holding a job. When that person is overloaded, adherence falls first, then the patient comes back through your emergency department.
And the signal exists. It exists in the density of their week, in how the family is coordinating, in whether anyone has taken over a single task. It just does not exist inside your EHR, because nobody has ever collected it.
Readmission is a caregiver capacity problem long before it becomes a clinical one.
Rezilia is deployed to patients’ families at the point of discharge and connects to your record through FHIR R4, no parallel data entry, no separate login for your clinicians.
The discharge plan, translated into something a family can actually execute.
Cohort analytics and readiness signals inside the workflow your transition team already runs.
One service line, one cohort, typically a high-readmission population such as heart failure, COPD or post-stroke.
Epic-native connection over FHIR R4 with SMART Backend Services. Your clinicians stay in their existing workflow.
The care manager sends the family an invitation as part of the discharge conversation. Activation takes minutes and does not require an app store.
Readiness scores, distress signals and a co-designed readmission study your quality team can publish.
Assessment tools like TCARE and the Zarit Burden Interview take a snapshot at a single moment. Rezilia is longitudinal: it models each caregiver against their own baseline and projects forward against the events already on their calendar. That is what turns caregiver burden from a research construct into an operational signal.
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Custom pricing
Pilot, enterprise license and analytics. Co-built readmission study included as ROI evidence. Pricing depends on scope, integration depth and number of sites.
FHIR R4 with SMART Backend Services. No parallel data entry, no CSV exports, no clinician logging into a second system.
Readiness and distress signals concentrate exactly where the 30-day penalty window bites.
We co-design the study with your quality team. Our UCF research partnership exists so this is measured properly, not asserted in a brochure.
The same architecture serves skilled nursing and senior living operators, where family communication is the number-one driver of satisfaction and complaints.
We complete security and integration questionnaires directly, write to connect@taloshealth.ai.
No. Rezilia is not a medical device, does not diagnose and does not make treatment decisions. It provides caregiver-facing coordination and surfaces readiness and distress signals to your teams as decision support. Escalation logic is reviewed by our clinical advisory board.
Through FHIR R4 with SMART Backend Services. We consume the discharge summary, medication list and appointment data with appropriate consent, and can write structured caregiver-readiness observations back where your configuration allows. Our sandbox integration is live; production scope is agreed during the pilot.
The link between caregiver involvement and readmission reduction is established in the literature. What is not established, by anyone, is prospective prediction of caregiver overload. Our Cognitive Load Index is in production and the 4-week burnout forecast is in clinical validation. We would rather tell you that plainly than overstate it, and we co-design the study that fills the gap.
The family owns their individual data. Your organization receives aggregated, de-identified cohort analytics plus, where consented and clinically appropriate, patient-linked readiness observations. A BAA is in place and the architecture is HIPAA compliant.
Typically 6 to 12 months on one service line, sized to reach statistical relevance on the readmission endpoint. Shorter pilots produce activation and engagement data but not clinical evidence.
Yes. The family coordination and communication layer transfers directly, and the readiness signal is useful at admission as well as at discharge.
A scoped conversation with your transition, quality and IT teams.
connect@taloshealth.ai · Epic-native · FHIR R4 · HIPAA compliant