Emanage CareStart ahead.
Drop in the hospital referral packet. Demographics, insurance, allergies, diagnoses and medications fill in for review beside the source pages.
More connected care.
Less starting over.
A modern workspace for the everyday work of a subacute skilled nursing facility, built around the information your team already has.
One record, from referral to review.
Information arrives once and is reused everywhere after that.
Keep care together.
Notes, orders, the MAR, care plans, wounds, lines and labs in one resident record, with a To-do list that closes itself as the charting is done.
Make the record count.
Check for documentation gaps and build the insurance packet, with a medical necessity summary written from the charting.
Ready for survey.
Incident reports with state deadlines, infection control, psychotropic reviews, advance directives and one page with everything a surveyor looks at first.
Charting at the bedside.
CNAs chart ADLs, meals and fluids on tablets with large buttons; nurses pass medications from the MAR.
Private by design.
Records stay on the facility’s own Mac. Personal accounts and roles, an audit log, two-step and Touch ID sign-in, and encrypted nightly backups.
Find the work.
Follow the next step.
Readable type, clear navigation and calm screens give the important information room to stand out.
Each person signs in with their own account; their role decides what they see and can do.
Before admission
Referrals arrive from the fax folder or a hospital portal PDF and fill themselves in. A fit check compares what the patient needs with what your building takes, and admitting carries everything into the chart.
Throughout the stay
The MAR and med pass, nursing and physician notes, therapy, wounds, lines and drains, labs, CNA charting on tablets, a morning huddle, physician visits and doctor’s orders that anyone can write and the physician signs.
At insurance review
An authorization countdown, a packet check for documentation gaps, and a re-authorization packet built from the charting. The payer makes coverage decisions.
When the surveyor arrives
Incident reports, infection control and antibiotic stewardship, psychotropic reviews, advance directives and catheter reasons, all on one Survey readiness page.