08:00Morning medicines
Completed
Patient Guidance & Care ContinuityCare should remain clear
Care should remain clear
after you leave the hospital.
Reva helps patients and families understand medicines, follow-up, precautions, warning signs and the next steps in care—in language that feels clear, calm and usable.
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GOOD MORNING
Rahul, here’s what matters today.
Post-operative day 5 · Neurosurgery
TODAYTake medicines as scheduled
›Your next dose is due tonight.
FOLLOW-UPReview in 7 days
›Neurosurgery OPD · 10:30 AM
CALL THE HOSPITAL IFWarning signs appear
›Seizure, increasing drowsiness, repeated vomiting or wound discharge.
LANGUAGE
PLAIN LANGUAGEClinical meaning, not medical clutter
Instructions stay accurate without sounding like a discharge form.
THE PREMISE
Discharge should not mean
being left to remember everything.
Patients leave with medicines, appointments, precautions, wound care, diet instructions and warning signs—often delivered all at once, at the most stressful point in the admission.
Reva turns that information into a usable care companion the patient can return to at home.
01 / UNDERSTANDThe patient should know
The patient should know
what happens next.
Reva brings discharge instructions into a simple daily view—what to take, what to do, what to avoid, what to watch for and when to come back.
18:00Evening walk
›10–15 minutes, with assistance if needed
21:00Night medicines
›Next scheduled dose
02 / MEDICINESMedicines should be
Medicines should be
impossible to misunderstand.
Reva can show the prescribed dose in a simple four-part daily schedule, with the column headings and instructions translated into the patient’s chosen language.
MEDICATION PLAN
At home
Morning and nightTake only as prescribed by your treating team.
1 · 0 · 0 · 1
Readable at a glance.
The same schedule can be shown in English, Hindi, Marathi or another configured patient language—without changing the underlying prescription.
EXAMPLE
Take 1 tablet in the morning and 1 tablet at night.
03 / SAFETY AT HOMEImportant warnings should not
Important warnings should not
hide inside a PDF.
Reva can keep emergency and escalation instructions visible after discharge, using the hospital’s approved wording and patient language.
SEEK URGENT MEDICAL HELP IF01Increasing drowsiness or difficulty waking 02New seizure or repeated seizure 03Repeated vomiting 04Wound discharge, swelling or fever
FOLLOW-UP
In 7 daysNeurosurgery review
AUG29
10:30 AM
Neurosurgery OPD
Bring discharge papers and any new investigations.
04 / FOLLOW-UPCare continues
Care continues
between appointments.
Follow-up dates, reminders, preparation instructions and hospital-defined check-ins can stay connected to the same patient journey rather than disappearing after discharge.
Clear next stepPatients always know when and where the next review is planned.
Configurable remindersHospitals decide what patients are reminded about and when.
Linked continuityReva can eventually connect with Anvaya and Shalya for verified patient-facing updates.
05 / FOR FAMILIESGood communication
Good communication
should survive the hospital corridor.
One place to return to
Medicines, precautions, follow-up and warning signs remain together instead of being scattered across paper, WhatsApp and memory.
Language that belongs to the patient
Hospitals can configure patient-facing instructions and languages without changing the verified clinical record underneath.
Built from approved information
Reva is designed to present hospital-approved guidance, not generate casual medical advice detached from the treating team.
06 / HOSPITAL FITPatient communication,
Patient communication,
configured by the hospital.
Reva can be configured through Sankalan Launchpad for languages, patient-visible information, discharge communication, follow-up, consent, branding and care instructions.
SANKALAN LAUNCHPAD
v1.1Reva Scaffold
Launch readiness
96%
3 patient languages enabled. English, Hindi and Marathi are ready for patient-facing instructions.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL PILOTSBetter instructions.
Better instructions.
Better continuity at home.
Reva is being developed for hospitals that want patient communication after discharge to feel clearer, calmer and more dependable.
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