Thank you. SILK has the information needed to begin the conversation.
A real local person will review the request and contact the family using the information provided. Submission begins the process; it does not yet confirm service, scheduling, or caregiver availability.
The form was successfully submitted. There is no need to submit it again.
One request. One local contact. A clear next step.
SILK will respond thoughtfully rather than making an automatic promise before understanding the family, home, schedule, and actual care needs.
SILK reviews the request
Susan or the SILK team reviews the contact information, discharge timing, destination, and any general non-medical planning note.
We contact the family
SILK listens to what has changed and discusses the person’s daily routines, home, family coverage, timing, and possible payment pathway.
We provide an honest answer
SILK explains whether assessment and service planning can move forward after considering scope, location, home conditions, schedule, caregiver fit, and current availability.
Do not wait on the form alone.
Call SILK while the family is present. Speaking together can clarify the situation faster and reduce missed calls during a time-sensitive transition.
For emergencies, call 911. SILK does not provide emergency response, clinical triage, nursing, or medical advice.
Continue preparing for the first day home.
Complete Hospital-to-Home Guide
Practical family guidance for personal care, mobility, meals, nighttime needs, household routines, and the first days after discharge.
Open the family guide →Home Safety Review
Room-by-room guidance for pathways, lighting, bathrooms, mobility, wandering concerns, and household risks.
Review home safety →We will take the next conversation from here.
Thank you for helping the family think beyond the ride home and toward the everyday support that may make home more workable.