Ward 4B · Chennai
Discharged on Thursday.
Still knowing what to do on Sunday.
Aftercare turns the discharge summary into twenty-one days you can follow — medicines, wound checks, exercises, and the one call you should not put off.
Today's plan
Goal is 90° by day 7.
Follow-up & report
Thursday 17 Sep · two nights after a knee replacement
Lakshmi went home with
the next three weeks
on one folded sheet.
She came back on day 9 with a wound infection nobody had checked.
Wake up knowing what
day 4 actually needs.
Every dose at its time, the dressing change, the walk, and how far the knee should bend by the end of the week.
Today's plan
Goal is 90° by day 7.
Is this normal for day 4?
A photo a day, held against the one the ward nurse took. Swelling and redness scored the same way every time.
Wound check
Four things that
should not wait
until morning.
No guessing and no diagnosis. Each one says call the ward or watch for a day, and dials Ward 4B for you.
What not to wait on
Ward 4B answers day and night on 044 4520 1188. For chest pain or breathlessness the app says 108 first, then the ward.
The review on 2 Oct, and something to hand over.
Follow-up & report
One page a doctor can read in twenty seconds.
Doses, degrees of bend, temperatures and every wound photo — printed, or sent before the appointment.
The app books the X-ray slot first, then reminds you the night before.
The discharge sheet, turned into twenty-one days.
Days fill in as they are finished, today is raised, and 2 Oct carries the review. A daughter in Bengaluru sees the same strip.
Surgery takes two hours.
Getting better takes three
weeks, at home.
Aftercare stays for all twenty-one of them.
Most of them come after the pain has already gone — which is exactly when people stop.
Your doses come from the discharge summary. Stopping early is a decision for your doctor — the app never makes it for you.
Design system
Built for someone in pain: big type, one accent, warnings that earn their colour.
Designed by Goat Scale