For bereavement programs & health systems
The family goes home. Then what?
Your team does the hard part well. Then discharge happens, and follow-up can become whatever individual people manage to carry — a nurse checking in on her own time, a chaplain reaching out when he remembers, or a resource list that may no longer reflect what actually exists.
The gap is not a lack of caring. It is that the weeks after discharge often do not clearly belong to anyone.
A bereavement program that keeps going after discharge.
Nobody falls through
Create a consistent pathway for follow-up instead of depending entirely on individual memory.
Resources that fit
Connect families with resources based on type of loss, timing, location, and what actually exists in their community.
Care that carries forward
Each interaction should connect to what happened before it so families are not required to start over every time they need help.
Built by a practicing bereavement doula, not a software company that found a market.
See what continuity after discharge could look like.
Kindroot is being designed to extend bereavement support beyond the hospital stay — giving families a clear next step, consistent follow-up, and resources that meet them where they are.
- Loss / Hospital Care
- Kindroot Referral
- Family Goes Home
- Guided Follow-Up
- Resources + Practical Support
- Continued Connection
Early-stage prototype. Kindroot is currently being shaped with families and healthcare partners.
I’m looking for one hospital to build this with, not to sell it to.
Kindroot is early. I’m looking for one bereavement program willing to help shape the follow-up pathway, referral process, resources, and communication flow in a real-world setting.
Your team helps identify where families are being lost after discharge. Kindroot does the building.
The goal is not to add another platform your staff has to manage. The goal is to create a continuation of the care you already provide — one families can still feel after they have gone home.
If your program has this gap, I’d like to start a conversation.
Start the conversation
Tell us a little about your program. No patient information — just who you are and where families may need more support after discharge.