Carers talk through the care they gave. BetterCare writes a separate care note for each thing they did, ready to check, approve and submit to your care management system. Built for UK care homes.
I helped Arthur to wash and get dressed. He chose the blue jumper and did up the buttons without help.
Arthur ate most of his porridge without help and drank a full cup of tea. He said that the porridge was lovely.
Arthur said that his left knee was sore when standing up, and scored the pain 4 out of 10. Check his knee this afternoon.
Handovers, inspections and families all rely on good notes. But most of the care that carers give never gets written down.
Notes typed at the end of a long shift are short, vague and full of typos. They don’t show what care was given, or what needs to happen next.
Each note says what care was given and when, in plain words with correct spelling. Anything that needs a follow-up is flagged.
Carers do far more than they have time to log. If it isn’t written down, nobody can see it, check it or hand it over.
Carers talk through everything they did. BetterCare writes a note for each action, so the record shows all the care that was given.
Logging every action and typing up notes takes time that carers would rather spend with residents.
A short recording takes the place of typing and tapping. Carers keep their attention on the resident, not the screen.
No typing on a small screen at the end of a shift, or during a session. Focus on the resident.
Choose the resident and talk through the care you gave. Pause and carry on as you go. Recording keeps going when the screen locks, and works without signal.
BetterCare writes a separate care note for each thing the carer did, with the time it happened. The carer adds any missing details, corrects anything, and flags handovers.
The carer approves all the notes together, and they go to your care management system. No retyping, and no copying between apps.
BetterCare connects to your care management system, such as PCS. Carers get a better tool for care notes. Your care records stay where they are.
No forms or templates. Carers talk through their shift, and BetterCare writes a separate note for each thing they did.
“Helped Arthur have a wash and get dressed about ten past eight, he picked his blue jumper and did the buttons up himself.1 He had most of his porridge on his own and a full cup of tea, said the porridge was lovely.2 He was a bit anxious before breakfast, asked me twice where his family was, so we talked about the garden and he settled, he was smiling after.3 He said his left knee is sore when he stands up, about a four out of ten, so someone needs to check it this afternoon.4”
ApprovedArthur DentArthur said that his left knee was sore when standing up, and scored the pain 4 out of 10. Check his knee this afternoon.
Read each care note, play back the recording, and check the transcript across all your care homes. Make a care or handover summary for any period. Set up care homes, residents and staff from the web.
Arthur has had a settled fortnight with us. He has spent most mornings in the garden, and on Tuesday he helped plant the spring bulbs. I’ve still got green fingers,
he told us.
He is eating well and still loves his porridge. His left knee was sore for a day last week. The nurse checked it, and it soon eased.
Turn a resident’s approved care notes into a warm update for their family. Choose the last 7, 14 or 30 days. BetterCare finds the good moments and writes them in plain, kind words. You read and edit it before you share it.
Care notes hold sensitive information. BetterCare keeps it encrypted, keeps it in the UK, and never uses it to train AI.
Audio, transcripts and notes are encrypted and stored in the UK.
Approved notes sync to your care management system, so it stays the record of care for your home.
Zero data retention for all AI models. No data is ever used for model training.
Choose a fictional resident and read an example script aloud. BetterCare writes the care notes. Check them, change them and approve them, as a carer does on shift.
I helped Arthur to wash and get dressed. He chose the blue jumper and did up the buttons without help.
Arthur ate most of his porridge without help and drank a full cup of tea. He said that the porridge was lovely.
Arthur said that his left knee was sore when standing up, and scored the pain 4 out of 10. Check his knee this afternoon.
3 care notes for Arthur Dent are ready for the care record.
Improve the quality of carers’ notes, and give them more time back with the residents they love.
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