Joji turns the discharge and aftercare instructions you already provide into a day-by-day plan patients and caregivers can follow, with no new workflow for your staff.
~47%
Average recall of verbal discharge instructions, across published studies1
<50%
Of patients accurately recall their follow-up appointment details2
Pain, meds,
wound care
The three most common reasons surgical patients call after discharge
1 —
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31439363,
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC539473
2 —
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3836871
None of this is a failure of care. It's what happens when dense, time-dependent information is handed to someone who is anxious, medicated, and about to go home.
Discharge conversations happen at the worst possible moment for retention. Published recall rates for verbal instructions sit around half, and written handouts only improve them modestly.
Surgical patients are over-represented among post-discharge callers, and most calls are about pain, medications and wound care — questions the handout already answered.
Paper instructions aren't searchable, aren't timed, don't remind anyone, and can't be shared with the family member doing the actual caregiving.
Once the patient walks out, there's no signal at all — no way to know whether instructions were opened, understood, or followed until something goes wrong.
Joji was designed around a constraint we heard repeatedly: if it adds a step for the discharge nurse, it won't happen.
PDFs, handouts, or printed sheets. We turn them into a reusable recovery template for that procedure, not a patient-specific plan.
Patients scan at discharge using their phone. No clinic login, tablet, or extra data entry.
The template becomes a day-by-day plan with medications, restrictions, what to expect and when to call.
A few examples of how practices use Joji across different types of care.
Patients go home the same day with a clear plan for wound care, pain, and what to watch for — so routine questions are answered before they become phone calls.
Eye drops, dressing changes, and tapering steps are sequenced day by day, so patients don't have to track a complicated schedule from a printed sheet.
Practices where front-desk and nursing time is absorbed by the same handful of normal-recovery questions every week.
Prep steps, fasting windows, and what to bring arrive on time in the days before a procedure, so patients show up ready and visits run on schedule.
For long-running conditions, Joji keeps medications, check-ins, and next steps in one place between visits, so nothing slips through the gaps.
When a family member handles the day-to-day, they get the same plan and reminders the patient does — so care never rests on one person's memory.
An adult child managing a parent's recovery is often working from a photograph of a handout and a phone call. Joji gives them the same plan the patient has.
Join WaitlistEvery module is editable by your clinicians — the wording, the timing, the thresholds for calling you. If your procedure isn't listed, we build it from your existing instructions during onboarding.
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Join the WaitlistWe turn the discharge and aftercare instructions you already use into structured, editable care modules — ready to tailor to your protocols and assign to patients in a couple of clicks.
Joji makes it easy to loop in caregivers and family members, so care doesn't depend on one person remembering everything.
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No medical jargon to decode, no guessing what a result means. Every update explains not just what happened, but what it means for what's next.
With the patient's permission, caregivers see upcoming appointments, tasks, and care plan updates, so they can actually help instead of just worrying from the sidelines.
Health data is the most personal information you have. Here's exactly how Joji treats it — in plain language, not legalese.
Joji is not for emergencies. If you think you're having a medical emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department. If something about your recovery worries you, contact your care team directly — don't wait for Joji.
Your information is encrypted in transit and at rest on infrastructure built for protected health data. Only a small number of authorized people at Joji can access it when needed to operate or support the service.
Not to advertisers, not to data brokers, not to insurers. Joji makes money from subscriptions and clinics and never from your information.
Caregiver access is granted by you, scoped by you, and revoked by you. Nobody is added without your permission.
Your records stay yours. Export them anytime, or delete your account and data whenever you choose.
Joji helps you keep track of what your clinicians told you and what's next. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace your care team's judgment.
When a clinic provides Joji as part of your care, we work together to ensure the highest level of data security.
Download Joji and keep everything — the instructions, the records, the reminders, the people helping you — in one place.
Join the WaitlistFind answers to the most common questions about using Joji and managing your healthcare with confidence.
Ask A QuestionJoji organizes your healthcare information into one secure place. You can record appointments, save medical records, get treatment and care reminders, track medications, manage upcoming visits, and ask Joji questions about your health information.
Yes. Joji allows you to record appointments (where permitted by local laws and with your healthcare provider's consent). AI can then generate transcripts, summaries, and follow-up actions to help you remember what was discussed.
Ask about your medications, past visits, lab results, or upcoming care. Joji answers based on your own health history — clearly and in plain language.
Yes. You can grant caregiver access that is scoped by you and revoked by you at any time. Nobody is added without your permission.
Yes. Connect your hospitals, clinics, and labs, or add documents yourself, and Joji assembles them into a single, secure history you can access anytime.
