For care homes and ILPIs

The record, when
somebody asks for it.

A medication and daily-care record built for inspection: every dose attributed, every entry timestamped, and the whole history exportable as one document.

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We take on a few facilities at a time, and we stay close to them. That is the point, not a limitation — a record of someone's care is not something to hand over and walk away from.

What it actually gives you

A record that answers the question asked

Doses are recorded against the time they were due, not just the time they were given — so a dose two hours late is visible as a dose two hours late, rather than indistinguishable from one on time.

Attributed to the person who did it

Every administration, meal and activity carries the member of staff who recorded it and when. Nothing is anonymous, and nothing is editable into a different story afterwards.

One document, handed over

Any resident, any date range, as a PDF or a spreadsheet. Generated server-side and logged as an access event, because handing a clinical record to someone is itself something you are entitled to a record of.

Residents kept apart at the database

Staff reach a resident through their admission, enforced by row-level security in Postgres rather than by application code. One building cannot read another, and a relative sees only their own family.

And for the families

Relatives stop ringing for an update.

A resident's family sees the same day's record your staff are writing — meals, medications, how the day went — without seeing any other resident, and without anyone at the desk having to take the call. It is the same app they would use at home.

For families

Have a look at a real one.

We will walk you through a live record rather than a slide deck, and you can decide from that.