Now on the App Store · Free for Families

When your patient goes home,
MaxAlly goes with them.

MaxAlly is a free companion app for families — activated the moment your patient is discharged. It's your last mile of visibility: real insight into how recovery is actually going once the patient is home. Free for your facility at every MAXMRJ tier, with no new step for your coordinators.

Free at every MAXMRJ tierNo new workflow for coordinatorsStronger follow-up to help protect VBP scores

Already discharged from a MAXMRJ facility? Open the link your care team sent, or download MaxAlly for iPhone.

80%

Care continues at home. Your visibility usually doesn't.

In one study of 67,585 Medicare patients, roughly 80% discharged from skilled nursing to home had no structured post-discharge support— and the facility loses sight of them the moment they walk out the door. That blind spot is where confusion, missed medications, and avoidable readmissions live. The EHR manages the stay and MAXMRJ manages the landing; MaxAlly is your visibility after touchdown — the last mile of data on how recovery is really going once the patient is home.

Source: Weerahandi et al., Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 2020 (PMC6964248).

How It Works

No paperwork. Setup happens automatically.

MaxAlly is activated by the facility at discharge — the family's account and care profile are created for them, so they get help without setting anything up.

01

Your care team sends one link

At discharge, the coordinator invites the family into MaxAlly with a single tap — inside the MAXMRJ workflow they already use. No new system, no extra step.

02

The app sets itself up

The family downloads MaxAlly and signs in through that link — their account and care profile are created and filled in automatically: discharge instructions, medications, follow-up appointments, and their community providers. Nothing to configure, nothing to retype.

03

Support continues — and so does your visibility

Gentle check-ins and reminders help families stay on track at home, while their responses surface to your coordinators so the right patients get a call before a small problem becomes a readmission.

What Families Get

Everything the family needs, in one place.

MaxAlly turns a stack of discharge paperwork into a calm, guided experience for the people taking care at home.

Plain-English answers

AI Care Assistant

Discharge paperwork is dense. MaxAlly translates instructions into plain language and helps families know what to do next — and when to call the care team. It never interprets clinical results or gives medical advice.

Post-discharge check-ins

Stay On Track

Short follow-up surveys to the patient or caregiver capture how recovery is going, so nothing slips through the cracks after the patient goes home.

Medication list

A Living Record

A clear, up-to-date medication list families can maintain as prescriptions change after discharge. Reminders help keep doses on schedule.

Questions for the care team

Be Prepared

MaxAlly helps families organize what to ask at the next appointment, so visits with providers and physicians are focused and useful.

Family Circle

Coordinate Together

Invite siblings, spouses, and other caregivers so the whole family shares one view of tasks, medications, and updates.

Documents in one place

Always On Hand

Upload and store discharge summaries and care documents securely, so the right paperwork is there when a family needs it.

MaxAlly helps families organize and understand care. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice or diagnosis. Families are always guided to contact their care team for clinical concerns.

Risk Radar

See risk rising — before it becomes a readmission.

MaxAlly turns each post-discharge check-in into a trend. As answers shift on the things that matter — medication adherence, comfort, mobility, daily activities — MaxAlly raises awareness for the family and surfaces the concern to your coordinators, so the right patient gets a call before a small problem lands them back in the hospital.

Awareness and management in one place — a clear picture of recovery at home, not a diagnosis.

MaxAlly AI Insights — readmission risk trends from post-discharge check-ins
See It In Action

A calmer way to care, right on the family's phone.

Now available on the App Store for iPhone.

MaxAlly AI care co-pilot — guidance, reminders, and care support

AI care co-pilot

MaxAlly auto-generates a care plan from the discharge documents

Tasks from discharge

MaxAlly tracks every post-discharge check-in survey

Every check-in tracked

MaxAlly plain-English care summary for the family

Plain-English summaries

MaxAlly keeps discharge documents in one place

Documents in one place

MaxAlly lets families manage multiple loved ones

Multiple loved ones

For Your Team

Your whole post-discharge picture, in one dashboard.

Administrators and coordinators get a live view of what's happening after discharge — which families are active, how many questions MaxAlly has answered, check-ins completed, and which patients have risks flagged for follow-up. The visibility you've never had once patients go home, so your team can act on the right cases first.

MaxAlly · Post-Discharge Overview

42

Families active

318

Questions answered

156

Check-ins completed

12

Risks flagged

Flagged for follow-upThis week

Rm 214 · R. Daly

Medication adherence trending down

High

Rm 108 · M. Okafor

Reported new pain at home

Medium

Rm 301 · S. Baum

Missed last two check-ins

Medium

Illustrative dashboard. MaxAlly flags patterns for coordinator follow-up — not a medical diagnosis.

For Skilled Nursing Facilities

Free with MAXMRJ. At every tier.

MaxAlly is included for every MAXMRJ facility — no extra cost. Give discharged families a better experience and strengthen your follow-up: when a check-in flags a concern, it surfaces to your coordinators so they can reach out before it becomes a readmission — protecting your reputation and your VBP scores.

~1 in 5

discharged patients are readmitted — the very outcome VBP penalizes.

~7 in 10

skilled nursing facilities lost revenue to VBP penalties last year.

HIPAA Compliant. BAA signed on Day 1.