Best Caregiver Support Products

Incorporating the informal caregiver in the continuum of care, CaregiverConnect provides a holistic solution to managed care. Promoting peace of mind, CaregiverConnect keeps family members and friends updated on care plan adherence while also offering communication tools directly from the app. * Available on Android and iOS

Largest listing of community based organizations, culling massive sets of data and leveraging proprietary taxonomy for classification. Allows providers and consumers to search for and connect with community organizations.

Product that allows various parties in a health system to screen and connect patients with the appropriate community-based organizations, closing the loop with those organizations on the background. Core product centered around the HealtheRX, which allows the results of a patient screen to curate a specific set of identified resources within that health system's network.

Robust self care interventions

Imagine a world of connected communities. Our team standardizes how health and social care providers communicate and track outcomes together. We align all stakeholders from healthcare, government, and the community around a shared goal to improve health. Our proven infrastructure provides both a person-centered care coordination platform and a hands-on community engagement process; we work hand-in-hand with communities to ensure services are seamlessly delivered to the people who need them most.

Healthcare organizations can address community health more broadly and effectively if they more deeply understand the real-world perspectives of community members. CommunityWisdom goes beyond traditional Community Health Needs Assessments (CHNAs) and standard approaches to market intelligence to provide clear lines-of-sight into what matters to the community. This is the key to developing or partnering with programs that make a difference.

Liftimo – The Ultimate 4-in-1 Assistive Device for Safe & Effortless Transfers Product Overview: Liftimo is a revolutionary 4-in-1 assistive device designed to enhance mobility, prevent falls, and reduce caregiver strain. Combining the functionality of a shower chair, commode, wheelchair, and patient lift, Liftimo provides a safer, more efficient way to transfer individuals in nursing homes, rehab centers, assisted living facilities, and home care settings. Key Features & Benefits: ✔ Pivot-Free Design – Reduces the risk of falls during transfers, ensuring safer movement for residents. ✔ 4-in-1 Functionality – Works as a shower chair, commode, wheelchair, and lift, eliminating the need for multiple devices. ✔ Caregiver Support – Minimizes manual lifting and strain, lowering the risk of workplace injuries. ✔ Water-Resistant Construction – Built for bathroom use, with durable, rust-resistant materials. ✔ Secure & Comfortable – Features a strong front frame for stability, a split seat for easy transfers, and a medical-grade design. ✔ Adjustable & Versatile – Designed to adapt to different mobility needs in various care environments. Why Choose Liftimo? 🔹 Prevents falls & enhances patient safety 🔹 Saves time & effort for caregivers 🔹 Reduces clutter by replacing multiple devices 🔹 Durable, medical-grade construction for long-term use FDA approved 📦 Available now for individual & bulk orders! Special pricing available for facilities purchasing 5+ units. 📍 Learn more & order today at: www.liftimo.com

BeST Practices is the third tier offering of the NICUtrition® platform. It provides the user with a read and write interface to improve the consistency of feeding data collection over-time and across caregivers. Through BeST, we see a high-level view of the patient’s current status, the patient’s feeding schedule (presented in the main part of the screen), and the anthropometric and growth history is displayed over industry percentile charts. Users can seamlessly interact with the automated feed schedules through one-click feeding documentation or by customizing planned feeds as needed. For a given feeding, nurses can view the types and amounts of nutrition to administer. They can also update values to indicate that a feeding was not completed as recommended by the protocol and note any observations that led to a deviation from the protocol recommendation. Clinical notes, like signs of intolerance, captured during feed encounters can now be stored in a structured format and written back to the EMR to reduce documentation time but supply evidence when querying trends and results of care delivery.