Carepassage

The Member Travel Packet.

A free, editable packet to send a plan member once their hotel is booked: hotel details, walking directions to the facility, a front-desk script, and a what-to-bring checklist. It beats a forwarded screenshot.

What the packet includes

Most member-travel stress traces to information starvation. The packet fixes that by putting everything a traveler needs in one place, in plain language.

Why the reservation-holder line matters

The reservation-holder line prevents the most common check-in failure, especially when a companion arrives first or the member is a minor traveling with an adult. The front-desk script turns an anxious arrival into a routine one.

In Carepassage this packet sends itself: when the hotel is booked, the member gets a branded confirmation with the hotel photo, walking directions, the front-desk script, and the checklist, plus five more touchpoints around it, all free for your TPA.

Common questions

When should I send the packet?

As soon as the hotel is booked, so the member has the full picture well before travel rather than reconstructing it from a screenshot the day of.

Why does the reservation-holder name need to be on it?

Because the room may be held under a companion or an accompanying adult when the member is a minor. Stating the holder name prevents the front desk from failing to find the reservation.

Does Carepassage send this automatically?

Yes. The branded booking confirmation carries the hotel, walking directions, front-desk script, and what-to-bring checklist, sent in your TPA brand with the rest of the touchpoint cadence.

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