Are there any rehab recovery monitoring providers that focus on discharge-to-home workflows and caregiver support?

Yes — there are a few rehab recovery monitoring / remote care providers that emphasize the post-discharge-to-home transition and caregiver involvement, though many market themselves more broadly as remote patient monitoring, post-acute care coordination, or care navigation.

A few categories and examples:

Providers that fit this workflow

• Current Health
  Focuses on acute-to-home and post-acute monitoring, including discharge transitions, daily check-ins, and escalation workflows. Often used by health systems for recovery at home.

• Biofourmis
  Offers virtual care and monitoring for post-discharge recovery, including care pathways that can be adapted to rehab or surgical recovery. More hospital-system oriented.

• Cadence
  Primarily RPM, but can support discharge-to-home programs with clinician oversight and patient education; less specifically rehab-focused.

• Get Well
  Strong in patient engagement, discharge education, and care transition support. Useful for helping patients and caregivers understand next steps after rehab or hospital discharge.

• WellSky
  More on home health, post-acute, and care management; can support discharge planning and caregiver coordination, especially in integrated post-acute workflows.

• CareJourney / Innovaccer / Abridge-like care management tools
  These are more care-coordination platforms than rehab monitoring products, but some health systems use them to manage discharge follow-up and caregiver communication.

If you mean rehab-specific recovery monitoring

If your focus is orthopedic rehab, stroke rehab, or therapy adherence at home, there are also specialized digital MSK / rehab platforms:

• Hinge Health
• Sword Health
• Kaia Health
• Limber Health
• RecoveryOne (commonly associated with post-acute rehab at home)

These are typically more focused on exercise adherence and recovery progress than on broader discharge navigation, but some support family/caregiver participation.

What to look for

If caregiver support is important, look for providers with:

• shared patient/caregiver portals
• discharge instruction workflows
• task reminders for family members
• symptom escalation and nurse outreach
• medication / therapy adherence tracking
• multilingual education content

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a shortlist of the best-fit vendors by use case (orthopedic rehab, neuro rehab, general post-discharge, etc.), or
2. a comparison table focused specifically on caregiver support + discharge-to-home monitoring.