Learn About CareTracker for Long-Term Care
CareTracker helps long-term care organizations eliminate the undesirable effects of paper documentation systems.
CareTracker helps thousands of long-term care facilities improve the quality of their care, reduce risk, and increase reimbursement.
By placing touch screen devices (kiosks) in strategic locations, CareTracker makes it easy for caregivers to record required resident documentation. As the information is entered, the CareTracker analysis tools constantly scan for changes in resident conditions. Management employees will be alerted when the conditions change beyond certain thresholds. CareTracker then allows managers to communicate important information back to employees by sending messages and updating resident profiles.
The CareTracker kiosks show and track all this information with friendly pictures that indicate which activities must be completed for each person every day.
CareTracker Features
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Clinical Intelligence
The Clinical Intelligence tool looks at millions of data records and quickly spots potential issues before they become problems. Alerts indicate residents who aren't drinking or eating, having constipation issues, losing weight too fast, consistently declining in ADL performance and more. Detailed information about each alert is only a click away. For more information, please see the Quality of Care page.
Messaging
CareTracker allows managers to quickly communicate with staff about changes in resident care, in-service meetings, changes in procedures, and more. Managers create messages at their computer, and the messages show up on the kiosk when a staff member logs in. Managers know exactly who has (or hasn't) received the message because each employee must acknowledge a message after they read it. To request more information, please fill out the form here.
Resident-Centered Programs
Facilities can create and monitor the progress of resident-specific plans for restorative programs, behaviors, toileting programs, turn and reposition programs, and anything unique to a specific resident. To request more information, please fill out the form here.