Our Five Steps to Better Care
If you run a domiciliary care business, the expectations of CQC inspectors and commissioning groups are probably never far from your mind. The question is: just how much anxiety and disruption should a coming inspection or contract monitoring visit cause?
Care providers that use the full set of CareFor tools can take inspections in their stride. It all comes down to being confident in the five steps that lead to better care: planning, scheduling, delivery, confirmation and finance.
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Efficient Planning
Ensures that all service useers needs are captured in a secure database.
2
Effortless Scheduling
Ensures suitably trained and qualified staff are assigned to deliver the care.
3
Effective Care Delivery
Is reinforced by placing up to date personalised care tasks in care workers’ hands via our mobile app, along with any relevant information about the service user or their specific needs.
4
Effortless Online Monitoring
Via the smartphone app ensures that you can track delivery from anywhere, including details such as medication administration using the CareFor eMAR functionality.
5
Effective Financing
CareFor captures delivery and working time data automatically from the call monitoring app. There’s no double handling or manual data entry that can result in delays and errors.
Efficient Planning
Ensures that all service useers needs are captured in a secure database.
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2
Effortless Scheduling
Ensures suitably trained and qualified staff are assigned to deliver the care.
Effective Care Delivery
Is reinforced by placing up to date personalised care tasks in care workers’ hands via our mobile app, along with any relevant information about the service user or their specific needs.
4
Effortless Online Monitoring
Via the smartphone app ensures that you can track delivery from anywhere, including details such as medication administration using the CareFor eMAR functionality.
Effective Financing
CareFor captures delivery and working time data automatically from the call monitoring app. There’s no double handling or manual data entry that can result in delays and errors.
