Actions app for care homes
A simple and reliable way of recording important tasks and information
A reliable record of everyday care and other vital information, such as residents’ details, is essential for any care home – so easyLog has developed a simple to use and highly flexible app specifically for the purpose.
The Actions app works on a tablet, smartphone or PC/laptop so records can be checked and updated as care staff go about their daily tasks. It is highly flexible and can be customised to support all kinds of useful information, from residents’ next of kin and GP contact details to basic care needs. It can also be used to record non-care activities, such as cleaning and room changing regimes.
A reliable record for inspecting authorities
As well as providing reliable evidence of completed tasks, the Actions app can also be used to provide feedback and upload photos if required.
Its flexible functionality makes it ideal for any organisation wanting to present a reliable record of a wide variety of important tasks to inspecting authorities.
A highly flexible app for recording vital data
The software is user definable and supports multiple action lists for each service user or location, so information can be collected about different activities within a single site or across many. Tasks can be defined with standard review periods – daily, hourly or weekly, for example – and are clearly displayed for ease of use, with optional photos.
Find out more
For more information about recording important tasks with the easyLog Actions app, talk to one of our team on 01892 834406. You can also watch a video about the Actions app.
At a glance…
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Provide carers with the information they need as they work
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Receive confirmation of actions as they are being done with notes and pictures
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Simple, fast and reliable app for Android, Apple or Windows smartphones and tablets
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Information is returned to the easyLog system automatically, providing a reliable record of completed tasks
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Fully customisable for convenience and versatility