Pricing for home health and home care agencies, fitted to how you work.

Home Care Team Plan

The family's 25-section plan, filled live from what is already in the app and printed for your intake visit. It does not replace a licensed professional's plan of care.

The day plan

The patient's day in time blocks, with steps and how-to videos, named for the patient. Whoever is on shift ticks each step off, and the log keeps who and when.

Medications and the symptom log

A dose-due pop-up for whoever is clocked in, a phone reminder if they turned it on, and a log of every dose given, skipped or refused. A one-tap symptom log with up to three photos or short videos on an entry.

Health Tracking and care alerts

Readings against the care team's targets, which a physician or nurse on the team can update; a reading outside a target goes to the clinicians as a care alert.

Emergency Plan Card

The patient emergency plan identification card, kept current in the app and printable with one button.

Communicate and the team feed

A client who cannot speak taps a phrase and the app says it out loud, free for every patient. The family, the clinicians and your people share one team feed; your office sees its own people's clock-ins and the open shifts, never a health entry.

Your office, in each client's home

Your office's own login in each home: your aides and nurses there with this period's hours, who is on shift now, their regular slots and today's checklists. The office adds its own people with a join link and never sees the clinical record.

The weekly schedule and open shifts

Change from a date starts new days and times without touching the weeks before, and Schedule history keeps every change with who, when and why. A shift someone cannot work goes to Open shifts, and the family can Offer to … one professional by name.

Location-checked clock-in and shift checklists

Clock in and out only at the patient's home, checked at the tap and never tracked in between. Start and end of shift checklists, with photo proof before a flagged item counts.

Medication shifts, skills and credentials

An open shift that gives medication goes only to someone cleared for medications, and the schedule warns before anyone else is assigned one. Skills checklists validated by the family or their nurse, and credentials with expiry dates that turn amber before they expire.

Door access

Who has a door code, never the code itself, with reminders when someone leaves the team or picks up an open shift.

Timesheets and agency invoices

The clock adds up into the pay period's timesheet, and hours worked are always owed. One agency invoice per home for each pay period, from your people's closed shifts, listing every day Monday to Sunday.

Payment recorded, agreements signed

The family approves the invoice, pays by your agency's method and records how it was paid. Your own service agreement is uploaded, signed by your office and countersigned by the family in the app.

Agencies & Quotes and the Marketplace

Families send a de-identified care request and your agency answers with a quote, no login needed. A live Marketplace profile as a home care agency, and the open care requests near you.

The organization panel and enrollment

Your agency set up as an organization: Panel, Feed & alerts, Patients, Team, Reports and Settings for every client you enroll. The enrollment message names your agency, never the patient, and your agency can sponsor the family's access.

HL7 feed

Admits, discharges and results into the panel.

Built, pending activation

Partner API

Read what families record at home and push readings and documents back, only for patients whose families shared with you.

Keys issued after a signed BAA