Who was on duty, what was given and what was eaten — one resident’s day of care, kept in the house.
On duty Her shift starts when she signs in, and the duty log knows who is in the house.
The resident at a glance Doctor, emergency contact, allergies, conditions and diet, on one screen for whoever walks in.
The morning dose A reminder at the time it is due, one press when it is taken, and the time written down.
Given, and missed Fourteen days of doses, what was taken and what was not.
Nobody has to watch the clock When a dose is missed, the people who need to know are told.
What the help actually was Each visit written down: what was helped with, and how much help it took.
The handover The day printed for whoever comes next, and the next shift signed in.
Lunch, as they want it Orders taken at the table, with anything that does not suit a resident's diet flagged.
The kitchen knows What to make, by dish, and where it goes, by table.
The books behind it The house's own accounts, its orders and its year, kept in the same place.
What arrives Plug and play: the keyboard is the computer. Plug it into your monitor or TV and you’re up and running.
Each caregiver signs in with their own PIN, and the duty log keeps who was on and for how long. Care Today puts the resident on one screen — doctor, emergency contact, allergies, conditions, diet and dining table — beside the medicines due today. Each medicine is entered with its strength and its times, or as needed; when a dose is due a reminder comes up, the caregiver taps TAKEN, and the time is written down — so whoever comes next can see it has already been given. Med History shows the last fourteen days, given and missed. Phone Alerts texts the people on the list, and if a text did not go out the app says so on every screen until someone puts it right. Meals are ordered from today’s menu with anything that does not suit the resident’s diet flagged, and the kitchen sees what to make by dish and what to deliver by table. The Daily Care Sheet prints the day for the next caregiver or the doctor. Behind it sit the books — accounts, purchase orders, where the money goes, a proforma tax report and your own chart of accounts. One unit keeps one resident’s care.
Inside: Caregiver sign-in by PIN · Duty log · Caregivers · Care Today (care at a glance) · Medications, scheduled and as needed · TAKEN check-off · Med history · Daily Care Sheet · Phone alerts · Alerts-not-sending warning · Video visit · Today’s menu and meal orders · Diet flags · Today’s orders (by dish and by table) · Record maintenance · Record photo · Notes on the record · Passwords · Accounts · Purchase orders · Where the money goes · Tax report · Chart of accounts · Scheduling.
SD card $395 · Turnkey (Pi 400 included) $595