Operations
Admission day: paperwork, contract, consent and which bed.
The administrative side of seniorOS is the furthest along. It is what everything else is built on.
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seniorOS in the United States
seniorOS is live in Brazil first, built to Brazilian rules. In the United States, we are opening early-access conversations. The rules that apply in the United States (state licensing rules, CMS requirements for certified nursing facilities and HIPAA where it applies) are not yet configured in the product, and we will not deploy there until they are.
What it has, and where each part stands
Access and staff
- Staff invitations by email, with role and unit set Live
- Two-step verification, password reset and session revocation that takes effect immediately Live
- Roles and permissions; every staff member with their own account Live
- Log of who read or changed sensitive data, and when Live
The building
- Floors, rooms and beds; single and double beds; occupancy counted in residents Live
- Rule for couples sharing a room In development
Residents
- Resident workspace: dashboard, identity, health profile, medication list, risk scales, contacts, belongings, consents and history Live
- Guided admission, step by step, through to bed assignment In development
- Resident discharge, in its five types On the roadmap
Contracts and documents
- Contract templates Live
- Electronic signature with stored evidence In development
- Resident documents stored on the record In development
Management
- Dashboard across units and per-unit settings (partial) Live
- Staff portal Next
- Announcements to staff, with read acknowledgment On the roadmap
Let's talk about your home.
If admission is still a paper folder, start there.
The first call is about your home, not a demo. Or write to hello@senioros.care