Comfort care at home, with the family on the same record.And the patient can still say what they need.

When the family chooses the Hospice & Palliative mode, the Comfort & End of Life phrases open first in the Phrase Library and Communicate shows four columns near the top: comfort, pain with a scale from 0 to 10, breathing and family. The library also holds wishes and decisions (I want to stay at home, please call my hospice nurse), spiritual care, feelings, memories and rest. The phrases are the patient's own words; the app speaks them for the people in the room and never calls anyone or changes a medicine.

The day plan holds the day the family wants: turning, mouth care, meals, rest, each block with its steps and a how-to video the family records. The family or the professional on shift taps each step off and the log keeps who did it and when. Your clinicians see the same day on their dashboard, with the same ticks. Every label says the patient's name, never a pronoun.

Pain with where it hurts, leg pain with which leg, a fall, nausea and the rest, each stamped with the time and who logged it, with up to three photos or short videos. The app never scores or interprets an entry, and the pictures are seen only by the people who read the symptom log; they are never sent in an email or a text.

When the patient wears a help button, the family records the day it was given, then logs Pressed the help button or Needed help, didn't press the button, with whether it was on and what happened. The Help button card counts them week by week, and Since your last visit adds one line of counts. It keeps counts of what was logged and never raises an alert.

An as-needed medication has Give a dose and Given earlier instead of a schedule, with a count against the label's limit typed by the family; at the limit the card says to check with the care team, and it never stops anyone from logging or advises. Each medication keeps a dose history of every change ordered, with the day it starts and who ordered it, and each change is a line on the team feed. The app records what was ordered; it does not check or suggest doses.

A checklist of the papers that let the family speak and act for the patient: the health care power of attorney, the living will, the Medicare and Medicaid representative forms, the financial power of attorney and the rest, each with a status and the signed copy. Badges such as Health care agent show on the Care Team page and on the Emergency Plan Card. Your clinicians read the statuses and the badges, never the stored copies, and Signing Mode in Communicate gives the patient nine quiet answers for a signing.

The paper Patient Emergency Plan Identification Card, kept in the app: demographics, qualifying conditions, the evacuation plan and the rest of the card's fields. The family keeps it current, every clinical login reads it, and one button prints it.

The 25 sections of a home care team plan on one page, each filled live from what the family already entered: the Emergency Plan Card, Important papers, Prescriptions, the day plan, the care targets and the weekly schedule. Where two pages disagree it shows both and says These don't match. The family opens and prints it; it is the family's working copy and does not replace your plan of care.

ExpressAgain sets your hospice or program up as an organization of the kind Hospice. The panel lists every patient you enrolled with the last reading, open alerts and unread feed, and Open takes a clinician with access into that patient's dashboard. Archive closes a patient out of the program with a reason, ends every access and keeps the history.

Enroll a patient sends the family an email or a text that names your organization and its location only, never the patient, with a link they accept, creating an account first if they need one. Each enrollment has a primary clinician and coverage: covering colleagues, a coordinator and the office people who work with them. An enrollment can also cover the patient's access.

Feed and alerts is one stream of the alert lines, the team-feed posts and the activity of every patient you may see, filtered by patient or by what is waiting. Acknowledge records it on your side and never touches the family's settings. An escalation window per location emails the primary and covering clinicians when a flagged alert waits too long.

Team lists your organization's members with their role, location, discipline and status. Invite by email; the person sets a password and signs in at the IDC Team sign-in, one identity across every patient you follow. A member whose own discipline is hospice, palliative care, nurse or physician can update targets for a patient they have access to.

Before your agreement is signed, your organization is in preview: a few patients and a few people from your team, three of each unless agreed otherwise. At the number, Ask for more patients, Book a call and Unlock all hospice features appear. Once it is signed, the limit is gone and your administrators invite everyone they need.