For Hospitals & Facilities

A bedside voice for every patient who can't speak.

Hospital-grade communication support for stroke, ICU, and rehab patients — a HIPAA-ready posture behind the scenes, and an interface simple enough for a patient to use on day one.

Part of our work with organizations of every kind — this page is the deep dive for hospitals and care facilities.

A nurse at the bedside of an older man who is using an oxygen mask
  • HIPAA-ready by design

    Encryption in transit and at rest, least-privilege access from day one.

  • Role-based access

    Patient, family, and care team surfaces are kept separate by architecture.

  • Single-use invite codes

    Every family member joins with a one-time code the patient's circle controls.

  • Simple enough for day one

    Large buttons, plain language — patients can use it the day it's handed to them.

From the first day in the unit to the drive home

An older man in a hospital bed with his wife beside him while a clinician with a clipboard talks with them

At the bedside

Patients answer questions, ask their own, and refuse with dignity — even when speech fails. Tap-to-speak phrases, a sentence builder, and a medical words dictionary keep them part of every conversation.

Hands holding a paper head cutout with a colorful brain illustration

Built around the brain

Designed first for aphasia after stroke, with modes that adapt to ICU stays, ALS, dementia, and more — meeting each patient where their communication is today.

See the conditions we support

An older woman, a nurse, and a younger family member looking at a screen together at a table

Family stays in the loop

Updates, private voice messages, and a mood and care journal that compiles into a printable Care Team Report — so families and clinicians see the same picture.

Built for facility use

  • Large-button interface with no training curve for patients or staff.
  • Works on shared tablets at the bedside — no integration required to start.
  • Accessibility preferences per patient: text size, contrast, reduced motion, read-aloud, simple language.

How a pilot works

  1. A scoping call to understand your unit and goals.
  2. Pick one unit to start — stroke, ICU, or rehab.
  3. We set up together, hands-on with the founding team.
  4. We gather feedback with you and shape what comes next.

An honest note: pilots today are hands-on with our founding team. You get direct access to the people building the product — and your feedback shapes it.

Pricing built for facilities

  • Scoped per facility — every unit is different.
  • No per-message fees, ever.
  • Communication features are never paywalled for patients.

See our pricing philosophy →

On the enterprise roadmap

We're building the facility layer in the open. These are planned, not shipped — pilot partners help set the order.

SSO / SCIMRoadmap

Single sign-on and automated provisioning for facility staff.

EHR integrationRoadmap

Connect communication context to your existing records workflow.

Admin analytics consoleRoadmap

Facility-level visibility into adoption and usage.

BAAs & compliance documentationRoadmap

Formal Business Associate Agreements and compliance program documentation.

I built ExpressAgain for my mother, Debbie. A stroke took her speech, not her mind. She still has so much to say — now she has the tools to say it.
— Dee Williams, Founder, ExpressAgain

Request a pilot

Tell us about your facility and unit, and a real person from the founding team will reach out to schedule a scoping call.

We respect your privacy. Your information is never shared.

Give every bed in your unit a reliable voice.

Request a Pilot