Help every patient go home with a support team.
Rallee is a free, private page where patients and caregivers share health updates, crowdfund, and organize meals, rides and everyday help from the people who love them.
What is Rallee?
Care coordination from the patient's community
Rallee helps your patient's friends and family carry out their care plan by centralizing communications, crowdfunding and care in one place.
- The caregiver texts thirty people after every appointment
- Nobody's sure who is driving to the follow-up
- "Let me know if you need anything" never turns into actual help
- One update and everyone is informed
- A calendar where people sign up for meals, rides and errands
- Help that shows up on the days it's needed
Health updates, plus any help they need
Patients and caregivers can share health updates and choose as many support types as they'd like:
Share updates
Deliver a meal
Donate
Provide transportation
Run an errand
Help with kids
Help with pets
Help clean
Give coffee/tea
Give flowers
Visit
Give a gift
Check in
Custom support
Built with empathy
Trusted by navigators and families
See it
What your patients will see
Health updates and messages are on from the start. When people ask how to help, the patient or caregiver adds meals, rides, donations or anything else they need.
- Updates
Write it once. Everyone following gets it.
MessagesEncouragement in one place.
The pageOne link with the story and ways to help.
- Ways to help
Meals, rides and more on one calendar.
InviteShare by text, email or group chat.
DonationsOptional, and the money goes to them.
Too tired to type? Say your update instead.
Rallee has speech to text for updates. Press and hold the microphone, talk through on your phone or computer, and your words show up as text you can fix before you post. It helps in a waiting room, or on a day when typing it all out is too much.
Social determinants of health
Rallee helps with every SDOH domain
Rallee turns a patient's own friends, family, neighbors and faith community into a coordinated team that covers all five domains. Pick one to see how.
Health care access & quality
No ride to the follow-up, nobody free to pick up the prescription, and a family that doesn't know what the care plan is.
- Friends sign up to drive to appointments, treatment and therapy
- Errand slots cover pharmacy pickups and supply runs
- Health updates keep everyone on the same page about the plan
Provide transportation
Run an errand
Share updates
Check in
Economic stability
Missed paychecks, medical bills and groceries that stop getting bought when the person who shops is the one who's sick.
- A meal calendar puts dinner on the table on the hardest days
- Donations go straight to the family, with no Rallee platform fee
- Friends can send gift cards for groceries, gas or takeout
Deliver a meal
Donate
Give a gift
Social & community context
Patients go quiet at home, and one exhausted caregiver ends up answering every text and doing every task.
- One update reaches everyone, and they reply with encouragement
- Visits, check-ins and coffee drop-offs are scheduled, not hoped for
- Several organizers can share the load, so no one caregiver burns out
Share updates
Visit
Check in
Give coffee/tea
Give flowers
Neighborhood & built environment
A house that isn't ready: no one to clean, walk the dog, shovel the driveway, mow the lawn, or install a grab bar.
- Cleaning and pet care slots keep the home running
- Custom tasks cover anything else: yard work, a ramp, laundry
- Neighbors nearby can see exactly what's needed and when
Help clean
Help with pets
Run an errand
Custom support
Education access & quality
Kids' school routines fall apart during a parent's illness, and family members piece together what the diagnosis means from rumor.
- Help-with-kids slots cover school pickups, homework and childcare
- Add custom support to cover other education needs or fundraise for school supplies
- Caregivers can share the care team's instructions with helpers
Help with kids
Share updates
Custom support
Partner with us
Four free ways to bring Rallee to your patients
Choose one, or all four. Everything is free for you and your patients.
Free patient brochures
We'll mail a stack of double-sided rack cards to your unit. Keep them in your resource rack or tuck one into the discharge folder.
Request brochures Preview the rack card (PDF)
Printable posters
A letter-size one-pager with a QR code for waiting rooms, family lounges and resource boards. Print it on any office printer.
Download the one-pager
Meet with our co-founder, or book a lunch-and-learn
Kevin Holst, co-founder of Rallee, would be happy to walk your team through Rallee and answer questions, one-on-one, at a staff meeting, or over lunch.
Book time with KevinTemplates for talking to patients
Ready-to-use words for the bedside, discharge paperwork, portal messages and caregivers. Copy one and make it yours.
Get the templatesTemplates
What to say about Rallee: templates you can copy
Words for the bedside, discharge paperwork, portal messages and caregivers. Copy one, fill in anything in [brackets] and change whatever doesn't sound like you.
What to say to a patient at the bedside
Thirty seconds, in your own words. Hand them a brochure if you have one.
Before you head home, one thing a lot of families find helpful is Rallee. It's a free website where you, or someone in your family, can post updates about how you're doing, so you're not answering the same texts all day. You can also crowdfund if money is tight. Friends and family can also sign up to bring meals, drive you to appointments or help with errands, so you're not left guessing who's coming when. It takes about a minute to set up at rallee.com. It's completely separate from the hospital, and nothing you put on it comes back to us.
A blurb for discharge instructions or an after-visit summary
Short enough to fit in the resources section of a handout.
Staying connected at home Rallee (rallee.com) is a free, private page for sharing health updates with family and friends, crowdfunding, and organizing help, like meals, rides to appointments and errands. You or a family member can set it up in about a minute. Rallee is an independent resource and does not share information with [Hospital name].
A patient portal message or email about Rallee
For a follow-up message after discharge or between treatments.
Hi [Patient name], I wanted to share a free resource some of our patients and families have found helpful. Rallee (rallee.com) lets you share health updates with everyone in one place, instead of repeating the news over and over, and crowdfund if you need financial help. When people ask how they can help, you can add a meal calendar, rides to appointments, errands and more to the same page. It's free, private, and separate from [Hospital name], so we don't see anything you post. Let me know if you have any questions. [Your name], [Your role]
What to tell a caregiver or family member
Often the caregiver sets up the page, not the patient.
You don't have to do this alone, and you don't have to be the one who texts everyone. Rallee is a free website where you can post one update and everyone who cares about [Patient name] sees it, and you can crowdfund to help with bills. When people ask "what can I do?", you can send them a calendar where they sign up for meals, rides, visits or errands. You can add other family members as organizers, so the work is shared. Start one at rallee.com.
An announcement for a support group or newsletter
For a support group, patient newsletter or family resource page.
Free resource: Rallee Keeping everyone updated during treatment is exhausting. Rallee (rallee.com) is a free, private page where patients and caregivers post health updates once, crowdfund, and let friends and family sign up to help with meals, rides, errands, childcare and more. No ads, and it takes about a minute to set up.
Privacy
No PHI, no PII, no data shared with your hospital.
Recommending Rallee is like handing over a brochure for a food pantry. Your hospital doesn't send us anything about your patients, and we don't send anything back.
No integration
No EHR access, no IT project, no patient lists. You recommend Rallee like any other community resource.
Nothing comes back to you
We don't send your hospital any reports, referrals or patient data, and you don't send us any.
Patients stay in control
Patients sign up on their own and choose what to share. Pages are private and never show up in search results.
“It was so great to have a central place where I could update all my friends and family. It would have been exhausting doing this via text and calls.”
Learn more
More on how Rallee helps patients
Share these with patients and families, or read them yourself before you recommend Rallee.
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Free for you and your patients
Pick one. Or all four.
Every option helps more of your patients go home with updates handled and help lined up.
- Free patient brochuresRequest brochures
- Printable postersDownload the one-pager
- Meet with our co-founder, or book a lunch-and-learnBook time with Kevin
- Templates for talking to patientsGet the templates
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