Everyone sees the new meds
Add the discharge papers once. The new medicines land on one list everyone in the Care Circle can see, each marked with the paper it came from. Anything that looks off is a question for the pharmacist.
Home from the hospital
They’re home.
Now what?
Dekona turns the discharge folder into one plan for your Care Circle, the family and anyone helping: new meds, follow-ups, and who’s handling each.
Takes about 2 minutes. No card. Free for 7 days.
For a parent, spouse or sibling, or your own care. Inviting someone to the Care Circle is free.
- Done: Discharge papers in one place
- To do: Follow-up visit, Thu 10:30Sam has it
- To do: New meds: who picks them up?Open
Sample family. Not real data.
Where Dekona can help
Give the discharge instructions somewhere to land.
Each follow-up has a name on it
Put each follow-up on the family calendar with the name of who’s handling it. It stays marked not booked until someone in the Care Circle marks it booked.
Questions go to the right person
Not sure about a dose or an instruction? Write the question down once, and whoever talks to the pharmacist or care team next has it in hand. Ask what a paper says and get a plain-English answer. Anything about doses goes to the pharmacist.
Put the new meds and follow-ups in one plan →
Takes about 2 minutes. No card. Free for 7 days.
What this can look like
The cabinet and the paper disagree
A familiar bottle is on the counter, while the discharge sheet contains a different instruction. You need the care team to clarify, not another guess.
A request sounds like an appointment
“Follow up next week” leaves a call to make, a time to confirm and someone to get there.
The next helper missed the conversation
The person covering the evening was not beside you when the nurse explained the papers.
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Before you begin
A few good questions.
Can I start before leaving the hospital?
Yes. Make an account and add a photo or PDF of the discharge papers. You don’t need to connect any records to start.
What if the medicine lists disagree?
New medicines from the discharge papers are added to the list, and the papers stay saved in Dekona. If a dose looks different from what’s at home, bring both to the pharmacist and ask.
Who can see it?
Only people you invite to the Care Circle. Everyone in it sees what you see, nothing more.
Get the first week organized tonight.
Put the new meds and follow-ups in one plan →
Takes about 2 minutes. No card. Free for 7 days.
Helpful resources for this situation
AHRQ: Taking Care of Myself After Hospital ↗The First 72 Hours After a Hospital Discharge (2026) →The Complete Hospital Discharge Checklist for an Elderly Parent (2026) →When the Hospital Says Your Parent Can't Go Home Yet: Rehab, PT, and Discharge Holds (2026) →What a Hospital Social Worker (Case Manager) Actually Does, and How to Work With Them (2026) →