Maya walks each patient through all 13 steps of Project RED, the nationally recognized discharge protocol, in plain language, at the bedside or once they're home. It confirms understanding with teach-back, and our clinical staff supports your clinicians through 30 days of follow-up.

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.
During the 30 days, patients can report a new or worsening symptom by app or text at any time. Maya’s built-in symptom triage asks the follow-up questions a clinician would, recommends the right level of care and writes a note for your team. Emergencies are sent to the ER right away. Everything else is routed to your clinicians or a telemedicine visit, so avoidable ER visits and readmissions stay avoidable.
Deployment figures are from a past virtual-triage program built on the Maya Engine. Study: Delshad S, Dontaraju VS, Chengat V. Cureus 2021;13(8):e16956.




Five moments from a heart-failure discharge, from guided discharge to the day-2 call. Tap a step, or let it play.
Robert, you were in the hospital for heart failure. Your heart wasn't pumping strongly enough, so fluid built up in your lungs.
So that's why I was so short of breath?
Exactly. Your medicines and a few daily habits will help keep that fluid down.
Project RED · Diagnosis
One medicine changed. Your water pill, furosemide, went from 20 mg to 40 mg. Take it every morning.
Everything else stays the same. I've added it to your plan in the app.
Project RED · Medications
To make sure I explained it well: in your own words, when will you take it?
Two pills every morning, after I weigh myself.
✓ Teach-back confirmed
Note line linked to this answer
Call us if your weight goes up more than 2 pounds in a day or 5 pounds in a week, or if you're more short of breath.
2 pounds a day or 5 a week. Got it.
✓ Red flags understood
Hi Robert, it's Maria, calling on behalf of your doctor's office. Your scale shows 3 pounds up since yesterday. Any swelling?
My ankles are a bit puffy.
● Escalated to the physician · same day
Plan updated by phone
Illustrative example. The patient, staff member and details are fictional.
Co-developed with Dr. Brian Jack of Boston University, creator of RED. A National Quality Forum Safe Practice and Peter Drucker Award winner.
Dr. Brian Jack, Boston UniversityThe protocol decides each step. Notes contain only what the patient said. Patent-pending method for hallucination-free clinical notes.
MayaMD bills TCM by default, so there’s no fee to the health system. Prefer your own clinicians to bill? Our fee comes from the new revenue you capture, never your existing budget.
"I really liked Maya. It was easier to understand than the nurses and doctors."Patient, Spring Valley Hospital pilot
No change to your discharge workflow. Your clinicians step in only when a patient needs them.
MayaRED starts at discharge, delivers the full RED protocol with teach-back, and our staff supports your clinicians for 30 days.
MayaMD bills transitional care management (TCM) directly, so there’s a $0 fee to your health system. If your own clinicians prefer to bill TCM, our fee is paid from that new revenue, not your current budget. Either way, we handle enrollment, documentation and claims prep.
No. Start with a manual handoff or EHR access; add a real-time ADT feed later.
One unit or condition, usually heart failure or another CMS-penalized condition. Results review at 90 days.
For hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, rehab hospitals, LTACs and value-based care groups. The full RED discharge protocol and 30 days of follow-up support for your clinicians, with no IT integration.
A physician on our team walks through the workflow and helps you pick the first patients.
One page: which unit, which patients, and the measures we agree to track.
A simple pilot agreement and business associate agreement.
Name a pilot lead and start enrolling. Our staff supports your clinicians with outreach and follow-up for the full 90 days.
Patients who need ongoing support move straight into remote monitoring and monthly care, with no handoff to a stranger.
Start with a no-cost 90-day pilot on one unit. A 20-minute call is the first step.