Solutions
Four kinds of community. One record.
The product does not change between these. What changes is which parts of it carry the weight — and which of your problems it was designed against.
Assisted living
Care plans, the medication pass, incidents, diets and the kitchen — on one resident record, with an append-only history behind every entry.
- The care plan drives the shift
- A medication pass with five rights enforced
- Diet orders reach the plate
Residential care (RCFE)
A small home does not have a compliance department. CareIT AL keeps the record defensible as a by-product of the work, not as a second job.
- Every plan, including the smallest
- The reporting clock is the system's job
- Timestamps that hold up
Memory care
Elopement risk, falls risk, behavioural triggers and code status belong on the roster row — not three clicks into a chart nobody opens mid-incident.
- Flags where the eye already is
- An emergency card that prints
- Post-fall protocol on rails
Multi-facility groups
Facilities in different states keep their own timezone, their own reporting rules and their own record — while you get one place to look across all of them.
- Timezone is per facility, and load-bearing
- State rules recorded per facility
- Separated, not merged
Not on this list?
CareIT AL is built for facilities. If you run home care with visits at private addresses, this is not the right product for you today — there is no GPS visit verification and no visit-based billing, and we would rather tell you now than during implementation. Skilled nursing sits at the other edge: the clinical record, eMAR and incident engine fit, but we have not built MDS assessments or Medicare billing.
Tell us what you runSee a shift run on CareIT AL.
A live walkthrough on the real product — the morning medication pass, an incident filed at the scene, and what a surveyor would see afterwards.