Service
Discharge, Aftercare & Follow-Up
Discharge coordination, remote follow-up and a clear handover to the patient's local clinical team.
JV Healthcare is not an emergency service. If this is a medical emergency, contact the emergency services where you are now.
What this service is
The closing stage of the pathway: discharge documents, medication clarity, return travel, scheduled remote follow-up and a structured handover so local clinicians can continue care confidently.
Who it is for
- Patients returning home after treatment in Switzerland.
- Local clinicians receiving a patient back into their care.
What JV coordinates
- Discharge summary, prescriptions and follow-up instructions.
- Return travel appropriate to the patient's condition.
- Scheduled remote follow-up with the treating team where offered.
- Handover to the local clinician, with translation where needed.
- A short feedback conversation to close the case.
What is not included
- Ongoing clinical responsibility after handover.
Typical steps
- Discharge planning begins before treatment ends.
- Documents collected, translated and explained.
- Return travel and arrival support.
- Remote follow-up and local handover.
Frequently asked
Who looks after me once I am home?
Your local clinician, supported by a full handover from the Swiss treating team and remote follow-up where offered.
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JV Healthcare is not an emergency service. If this is a medical emergency, contact the emergency services where you are now.