Recovery doesn't happen in the hospital.
It happens in the kitchen, the bathroom, and the bedroom at 3 a.m.
A clinician sees a patient for fifteen minutes a month. A family member visits when they can. The other 99% of the time, the patient is on their own — managing medications, navigating stairs, fighting fatigue, watching for symptoms they may not even know to flag.
Care doesn't have to end at the parking lot. It can follow them home — quietly, privately, and continuously.