Mobile app
The full record in the field, working offline
Home healthcare inverts the clinic problem: the patient does not travel, the clinician does. Scheduling becomes a geography question and the record has to work on a phone with a poor signal.
Visits clustered sensibly save hours a week. A rota that ignores distance wastes the clinician’s day.

Notes, vitals and consent captured at the bedside, syncing when the connection returns rather than failing.
Arrival, duration and departure recorded, which is what both the payer and the family eventually ask about.

In home healthcare the clinician travels, so distance is part of the schedule and the record has to work where the signal does not.
The full record in the field, working offline
Visits scheduled with location in mind
Attendance and travel recorded per visit
Billing per visit, per payer
The mobile app keeps working and syncs when the signal returns, which for home visits is usually the deciding feature.
Half an hour on your own services, packages and price list. Someone calls you back within a day.