Care software / Residential & nursing
Residential & nursing
One record per resident, and evidence you can produce on the spot.
Care plans, medication, falls and incidents, staff supervision and the audit cycle that keeps a home inspection-ready rather than inspection-anxious.
Direct to the developer
You brief the person who writes the code. No account manager in between.
Fixed written price
Scope and cost agreed in writing before any work begins. No hourly drift.
You own everything
Code, hosting and data in your name from day one. No lock-in, ever.
Nottingham & Leicester
On site across the East Midlands, or online anywhere in the UK.
The problem is rarely the care
Residential and nursing homes are usually doing the work. What goes wrong at inspection is the ability to show it quickly, because the record of any single resident is spread across a care planning system, a medication chart, an incident book and a handover note.
When an inspector follows one resident's story end to end, the gaps between those four sources are what they find.
What a joined-up record changes
A resident's care plan, their medication, their incidents and the actions taken all sit on one timeline. Following a story takes a minute instead of an afternoon, and the home can audit itself the same way an inspector would, before anyone visits.
What gets built
The parts that matter for this kind of service
Care plans and reviews
Plans with review dates that surface automatically, and a visible history of how needs have changed.
Medication and eMAR
Administration recorded and gaps flagged as they happen rather than discovered at audit.
Falls and incidents
Incidents with actions, notifications and outcomes attached, plus the pattern across the home over time.
Staff supervision and training
Supervision cycles, competency and training expiry per member of staff, with overdue flagged early.
Audits and action plans
Your audit cycle run in the system, with actions owned and closed rather than listed and forgotten.
Inspection evidence pack
One click, covering residents, staff, medication and audits together.
Built to the standards you are judged against
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Questions
Questions from residential & nursing providers
Do we have to move off our current care planning system?
Not necessarily. If it does care planning well, the sensible build is the compliance and audit layer around it, integrating where an API exists. Replacing something that works is rarely the cheapest answer.
Can it show patterns, like falls by time of day?
Yes, and that is often where the value is. Individual incidents get managed; patterns across them are what actually change practice, and spreadsheets almost never surface them.
How does it handle DoLS and restrictions?
Authorisations and their expiry are tracked with reminders, and any restriction carries its legal basis and review date.
Get started
Tell me how your service actually runs.
Every service is shaped slightly differently. Describe yours and I will tell you honestly what is worth building and what is not.