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After discharge
Structured transition home
Families leave with practical routines, review checkpoints, and a clear plan for how follow-up at a distance will support them.
What digital follow-up includes
A humane remote layer for families, clinicians, and continuity of care.
The goal is not to replace human relationships with software. It is to support those relationships, add structure, and help therapeutic changes hold after the in-person phase.
Progress check-ins
Guided forms and scheduled reviews keep the team informed without burdening families with excessive reporting.
Family communication
Secure messaging and support prompts help parents stay oriented when questions emerge at home.
Cross-border coordination
The institute can support continuity with local therapists and physicians wherever the family is based.
Protected clinical standards
The digital layer follows the same principles as the institute itself: calm design, strong privacy, and clear clinical boundaries.
Digital care flow
How the continuity layer supports families after the intensive phase.
The digital system is structured around implementation and reassurance, not passive information storage.
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Early follow-up
Guided check-ins and support
The first weeks after the intensive phase focus on implementation, reassurance, and identifying where the child may need more support or adjustment.
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Longer-term continuity
Coordination with local therapists and clinicians
Digital tools help the Neuravis team stay aligned with the family’s broader support ecosystem across distance.
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Ongoing review
Monitoring, iteration, and future planning
The institute keeps the door open for follow-up evaluation, refreshed therapy cycles, and measurable continuity over time.