For Australian health funds
Clear instructions for a safer recovery at home.
Heart patients often go home with instructions written for their GP, not for them. Constance is building plain-language recovery plans and check-ins for the weeks after discharge, starting with coronary artery disease.
Your recovery plan · Day 3 at home
Appointments
GP check-up
Thursday 10:30 am
Cardiologist review
The clinic will call you with a time
Cardiac rehab
First session
Monday 9:00 am
Who to call
- Questions about this plan: your cardiac nurse, weekdays
- In an emergency, call Triple Zero (000).
How it works
A plan people can follow, and someone checking in
Before they leave
We'll turn the treating team's instructions into a plain-language plan: what happened, what's changed, what to do each day and when to get help. Plans are designed to start from templates approved by cardiologists, with the treating team signing off each one.
The first weeks at home
Short check-ins keep the plan on track and ask people how they're going. In an emergency, we tell them to call Triple Zero (000).
Reporting for the fund
Funds will see who took part and what happened next, compared with a matched group of members who didn't take part.
For health funds
Support for members after a heart admission, measured in your numbers
Every unplanned readmission is another hospital claim and a harder recovery for your member. Constance is designed to reduce the avoidable ones, and to show you clearly whether it did.
Pilot report
Members discharged after a coronary artery disease admission
Compared with a matched group of members who didn't take part.
Fits the care you already fund
Many funds already offer cardiac rehab or coaching after a heart event. Constance is built for the gap before those start: the first days and weeks after discharge.
Measured properly
Pilots will compare participating members with a matched comparison group, on measures your actuaries can check: unplanned readmissions, ED presentations and member experience.
Safety
Careful by design
Built for clinical sign-off
Plans are designed to start from templates approved by cardiologists, with the treating team signing off each one.
Clear limits
Constance doesn't diagnose, change medicines or replace anyone's care team. In an emergency, people are told to call Triple Zero (000).
Privacy first
We collect only what we need, and we'll handle health information under the Australian Privacy Principles.
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Talk to us about a pilot
We're speaking with health funds about a first pilot for members with coronary artery disease. Book 20 minutes with us, or send a note.