The Discharge-Day Toolkit

Four checklists for the first days after a parent comes home from the hospital. Print them, free.

They come straight out of Chapter 2 of The First 14 Days Home:

• The Discharge-Day Checklist. What to ask and which papers to walk out with.
• The Medication Tracker. Reconciliation, then a daily schedule that holds.
• The Home-Safety Audit. A room-by-room sweep before the first night.
• The “When to Call” Sheet. Which symptoms mean watch, which mean call the doctor, which mean 911.

These work best on paper, on the fridge, where everyone in the house can see them. Tell me where to send yours.

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Where is your parent coming home to? Choose one Baltimore Metro area Elsewhere in Maryland Outside Maryland

When? Choose one Already home This week Coming up Just planning ahead

Also send me the link to book a free 15-minute call about the first weeks home.

Send me the toolkit

No health details here, just where to send the checklists. You’ll get the toolkit and a few short notes about the first weeks home. Leave the list whenever you want.

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If you’re in the Baltimore Metro area

If your parent is coming home somewhere around Baltimore and the first two weeks look like more than your family can carry, that is the point most families reach. It is worth saying out loud rather than finding out the hard way in week two.

My team at Abbella does this work every day. Aides for the daily hands-on care, rides to the follow-up appointments, and a plan for the weeks after a discharge. It starts with a free 15-minute call, no commitment, just a clear next step. Care itself begins only after a nurse completes an assessment and writes a care plan with you.

There’s no public calendar to sort through. Tick the box on the form above and the booking link comes with your toolkit.

It’s on the way.

Check your inbox in the next minute or two. The toolkit comes attached to the email, six pages, ready to print.

If it isn’t there, look in promotions or spam and drag it over so the follow-ups land where you’ll see them.