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The group named after the patient: the day plan, the flow sheet, coming home, supplies, kitchen, eating out, the emergency card, visits, the vault and bills.
16 articles
- The day plan: the daily care plan and task sheetThe patient's real day as a story for a new sitter and as a printable timeline, with a how-to video and a tappable checklist under every block.1 min read
- The Visit Flow SheetThe agency book's home-visit treatment flow sheet, recreated so the family can keep tabs and the visitor can pull that day's readings in.1 min read
- Coming Home: getting ready for dischargeChecklists to walk into the discharge conversation ready, plus the therapy team's specific home recommendations with Done, In progress and Need help.1 min read
- Household and medical suppliesScan, photograph or type in wipes, pads, liners and paper towels; count packs and pieces; see what was bought and spent this month.1 min read
- Menu and KitchenWhat your loved one can have, what is in the kitchen, recipe ideas, a grocery list that builds itself, and a one-tap plan for the day.2 min read
- The grocery list and shopping in the storeThings running low add themselves, you add the rest, scan items in the store to check whether they are on the can-have list, and put the cart into the kitchen when you get home.1 min read
- Scan the receipt to put prices on thingsPhotograph a store receipt and the prices land on the matching kitchen or supplies rows, one review list, one save.1 min read
- Eating outWhat to order at this restaurant, and how did that meal do — judged against the patient's own can-have list, then saved to the meal log.1 min read
- The Emergency Plan Card and the wallet Medical IDPartly builtThe agency's patient emergency plan identification card, kept in the app and printable; the wallet Medical ID appears once Doctor's Records is switched on.1 min read
- The Emergency page and SOSGet help now, speak what is wrong, alert the family, show critical medical info, and reach the right person — with 911 always one tap away.2 min read
- Get Help Now alerts: who is alerted, the ladder, answering and testingA Get Help Now tap speaks at once, gives five seconds to cancel, then alerts whoever runs the account, the family caregivers and the professional on shift; with no answer, the backup contacts get a text and a phone call; 911 is never called automatically.4 min read
- The Schedule and the booking link for agenciesOne calendar for care, therapy and appointments, plus a link an agency uses to book an open hour without a login.1 min read
- Visit Planning, the room schedule, requests and travelThe family's shared visit calendar, where the patient is and visiting hours, a shareable link for guests, the room grid, the approval queue and travel logistics.1 min read
- Visitors: the patient's own viewWho is coming to see me, who is here today, who wants to visit, and how I feel about visitors — everything one tap deep and read aloud.1 min read
- My VaultA PIN-protected space encrypted on this device only, masked until you tap Show, and never spoken aloud.1 min read
- Bills and PaymentsWho each bill is with, when it is due, what to pay and the login to pay it — shared across the circle's caregiver logins and nobody else.1 min read
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