The nurses’ station, in your pocket

Home care happens behind hundreds of front doors, with no nurses’ station down the hall. HealthOS Worker puts the day’s visits, the client’s record and the visit notes on the phone, and keeps working when the signal drops.

Today’s home care visits in the office: client, service, worker and status for each visit.

The same day in HealthOS Worker on a care worker’s phone: one visit in progress, one done.

Through the visit

Before you go

Today’s visits and tasks in one inbox, with the client’s details and care plan.

At the door

Check in with GPS, so the office knows you’ve arrived.

In the home

Service steps, notes and medicines recorded on the phone, with or without signal.

After you leave

The visit becomes a delivery record for the budget, the claim and the family’s view.

What changes for home care workers

Everything the visit needs, on the phone

HealthOS Worker

Today’s visits in one inbox

Home care visits, hospital-in-the-home visits, meal deliveries and one-off tasks all land in one list for the day. Tap a visit to see the client, follow the service steps and mark each one done.

GPS-verified check-in on arrival
Service steps and forms for each visit
Vacant shifts offered to anyone who can take them

The HealthOS Worker app on a phone: a care worker’s day, with one visit in progress, one done and one still to come.

Keeps working when the signal doesn’t

Plenty of homes have no reception in the hallway. Notes and medicines given are recorded offline and sent when the phone is back in range. A sync screen leads with anything that hasn’t reached the office yet, so a worker standing in someone’s kitchen never has to guess.

Medicines at the visit

On hospital-in-the-home visits, the app shows the doses due around the appointment, with the one due now at the top. Recording a dose takes a few taps, and it works offline.

Watching between visits

Clients living alone are most at risk between visits. Readings from devices in the home sync to the record, and deterioration rules alert the right person before the next scheduled visit.

Preventative health for home care clients: people monitored, active devices, today’s alerts and a risk summary.

Handover to whoever comes next

The AI handover drafts a field worker’s handover from the one connected record, so the next worker sees what happened on the last visit. A clinician reviews and signs it.

A patient’s chart: latest vital signs, the ward round note, active medications and results on one screen.

Families see the visit happened

Families see the schedule, who visited and what was done in their own portal. The office takes fewer “did anyone come today?” calls. See At the kitchen table.