Maya walks each patient through all 13 components of Project RED in plain language and confirms understanding with teach-back. Then 30 days of follow-up keeps them connected to your clinicians and your network.
In studies of older adults, nearly everyone says they understand why they were hospitalized, but far fewer can describe their diagnosis. Few recognize their own gaps, and nurses rarely have time to check.
Dr. Brian Jack of Boston University, creator of Project RED, collaborated to build MayaRED. RED is a National Quality Forum Safe Practice.
Built on the Maya Engine, 10+ years in development. The protocol decides each step, and the conversational AI works only within the options that logic allows.
Your clinicians stay at the center, augmented by our technology and the staff that supports them.
"I really liked Maya. It was easier to understand than the nurses and doctors."Patient, Spring Valley Hospital
No change to your discharge workflow and no added staff time after the introduction.
MayaRED starts at discharge, delivers the full RED protocol with teach-back, and keeps people in the loop for 30 days.
By default MayaMD bills transitional care management, with no fee to the health system. If your clinicians bill, our fee comes from that new revenue, not your current budget.
No. We start from the discharge packet. No integration or ADT feed is required.
One unit or condition, usually heart failure or another CMS-penalized condition, with a results review at 90 days.
A 20-minute call, a scoping session, a one-page pilot agreement and BAA, then go-live.