Medical & ADA Documentation
We prepare the medical records, physician declarations, and ADA-related documentation that support compassionate release and medical parole petitions.
California Compassionate Release Consulting
No one should die in prison waiting on paperwork.
The Revive Project, LLC walks families and incarcerated people through compassionate release and medical parole petitions — from the first medical record to the day someone comes home. We prepare the documentation, track the deadlines, and coordinate the release plan so a family can spend that time together instead of on hold.
- Free
- Intake and eligibility review
- California
- State and CDCR petitions
- Medical parole
- Elderly, terminally ill, permanently incapacitated
- 1:1
- A real person on every case
What We Do
Four kinds of help, from the first phone call to the ride home.
Petition & Legislative Outreach
Warden requests, state forms, exhaustion timelines, and constituent letters to legislators — assembled, dated, and tracked so nothing lapses.
Release Plan Coordination
We coordinate the practical plan courts and agencies need to see: housing, hospice, In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS), transportation, and caregiver arrangements.
Family Guidance
Plain-language updates, help communicating with counsel and case managers, and someone to call when the process stalls or the news gets hard.
The Process
Five steps, tracked in the open.
- 1
Intake
You tell us the name, the facility, and the medical situation. No cost, no obligation.
- 2
Records
We gather medical records, sentencing documents, and the history needed for the petition.
- 3
Request
A formal compassionate release or medical parole request goes to the warden or agency, with the clock tracked.
- 4
Filing
If denied or ignored, the motion moves to the sentencing court with full supporting materials.
- 5
Homecoming
Housing, hospice, transport, IHSS, and follow-up care arranged before the door opens.
Why It Matters
The same man, two very different rooms.
Terminally ill and permanently incapacitated people age out of any public-safety argument long before the paperwork catches up. Compassionate release is the difference between a cell and a window.
Cuffed and shackled in a cell block, receiving care the facility was never built to give.
Home with family, in hospice or IHSS care, with a release plan already in place.
Resources
The Revive Project document library.
Templates, elderly and medical parole fact sheets, advocacy letters, and case-building guides — organized by category with direct downloads. Client case files stay private.
Tell us about your loved one.
Send the name, the facility, and what you know about the diagnosis. We respond to every message, usually within two business days.