Post-discharge care

Post-Discharge Home Care Guide: The First 90 Days

WellFamily · 20 August 2026 · 7 min read

Discharge does not mean treatment is over; the critical period starts now. Research shows about one in five patients over 65 is readmitted within 30 days — and a large share of those readmissions are preventable, caused by medication non-adherence, lack of follow-up and missing home care.

The first 48 hours: set the routine

Daily routine: measure, record, share

Regular measurement is the strongest tool of the post-discharge period. Blood pressure, pulse and (if needed) glucose should be measured at the same times every day and recorded. In the AileYanımda app, a family member or caregiver enters the measurement on the phone; with consent, the patient's physician sees the same data instantly, and when values worsen the app automatically alerts the physician — that is exactly how an outpatient check replaces an ER visit.

Prepare the home

You are not alone: caregiver and physician support

If family cannot be there every day, a verified caregiver can take over the medication routine, measurements and daily rhythm. If your hospital works with AileYanımda, your physician can keep following you through the app after discharge; you can find partner hospitals and member discounts on the Partner Hospitals page of our website.

Plan the first 90 days around three follow-ups: week 1, month 1 and month 3. Bring your measurement records to every appointment — a chart always tells the story better than words.

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