30-Day Readmission Prevention Starts at Home.
Hospital readmissions within 30 days cost the US healthcare system $26 billion annually.
DAR.WIN monitors patients from the moment they leave your building -- passively, continuously, and without any burden on the patient.
The Post-Acute Reality
The 30-day window after discharge is where outcomes are won or lost. And right now, most health systems are flying blind through it.
CMS penalizes hospitals for excess 30-day readmissions
DAR.WIN monitors recovery from day one at home and alerts your discharge team when recovery stalls -- before the patient calls 911.
Patients do not comply with wearables or check-in apps
Zero patient compliance required. DAR.WIN is a smart plug. Patients do not wear it, charge it, or interact with it.
Discharge teams are blind between follow-up calls
Continuous activity monitoring shows whether the discharge plan is actually working in real time.
Bundled payment models require better outcomes data
DAR.WIN generates a daily recovery record tied to discharge baseline. Clean data for value-based care reporting.
High-risk patients are not identified early enough
Behavioral regression against the discharge baseline flags high-risk patients for early outreach before hospitalization.
Post-acute monitoring programs have low patient adoption
Nothing to adopt. Patients go home. DAR.WIN is already working.
Five Reasons Health Systems Choose DAR.WIN
30-Day Readmission Prevention Starts at Home
Hospital readmissions within 30 days cost the US healthcare system $26 billion annually. CMS penalizes hospitals that exceed expected readmission rates. The window between discharge and that 30-day mark is where the risk lives -- and where most hospitals have zero visibility. DAR.WIN fills that window.
The readmission you prevent is the penalty you avoid.
Recovery Tracking Against the Discharge Baseline
DAR.WIN establishes a behavioral baseline within the first 48 hours at home -- typical activity levels, sleep patterns, mobility ranges. From that point forward, any regression triggers an alert. Your discharge team does not wait for the patient to feel bad enough to call. They know before the patient does.
Recovery is not binary. DAR.WIN shows you the slope.
Zero Patient Compliance Burden
Remote monitoring programs fail when patients do not use them. Wearables get forgotten. Apps go unopened. Check-in calls go unanswered. DAR.WIN requires nothing from the patient. It plugs into a standard outlet, learns the home environment, and monitors passively from day one.
The best monitoring program is the one patients cannot opt out of by accident.
The Dashboard -- Prioritize Your Highest-Risk Patients
Your discharge coordinators start every morning with a color-coded patient list. Green patients are recovering on track. Yellow patients have mild deviations worth a phone call. Red patients show significant regression -- dispatch or escalate now. Outreach is targeted at the patients who need it, not distributed randomly.
Stop calling every patient every day. Start calling the ones who need you.
Value-Based Care Data That Actually Exists
Bundled payment models and value-based care contracts require outcome documentation. DAR.WIN generates a daily recovery record for every patient from discharge to the 30-day mark -- activity trends, anomaly timestamps, alert responses. Clean data for payer reporting, quality initiatives, and program evaluation.
The data you need for value-based contracts is being generated automatically.
Active Pilots in GA, FL, NY, NC, and CA
We work with health systems to define high-risk cohorts, establish baselines, and measure readmission outcomes over 90 days.
Frequently Asked
Questions
Which patient populations benefit most?
Patients with the highest 30-day readmission risk: CHF, COPD, pneumonia, joint replacement, and post-surgical recovery. These are exactly the populations CMS tracks for excess readmission penalties.
How does DAR.WIN establish the discharge baseline?
The system begins monitoring from the moment it is installed -- typically on the day of discharge or the day before. It establishes a baseline within the first 24 to 48 hours at home and begins flagging deviations from that point forward.
Who installs the device at the patient's home?
Installation is a standard smart plug -- anyone can do it in under two minutes. Discharge planning staff, home health aides, or family members can handle it at discharge. No technical training required.
How does the discharge team receive alerts?
Alerts are delivered by the communication channel your team already uses -- email, SMS, or integration with your care coordination platform. Alert urgency is categorized so the right person sees the right level of concern.
Can this be used alongside existing remote patient monitoring programs?
Yes. DAR.WIN complements existing RPM tools like blood pressure cuffs or pulse oximeters. It adds behavioral and mobility context that vital sign devices cannot capture.
What does the pilot program look like for health systems?
We are running active pilots with health systems in GA, FL, NY, NC, and CA. We start with a defined high-risk patient cohort, establish baseline readmission rates, and measure outcomes over 90 days. The data speaks for itself.
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