Why Choose SmartLTC?

Replace out-of-date approaches and solutions with new home care software platforms. Utilize next-generation innovations such as predictive analytics, artificial learning, and AI to enable more timely, knowledgeable, and data-driven decisions leading to better clinical results.

Reduce overhead for an all-in-one home care solution. Suitable for schedules, accounting, and payroll from a single solution, reducing repetitive filing and data entry.

Agencies and workers should synchronize their clinical documents and care plans while providing critical information in real-time.

Confidently check that home care services are completely secure, reliable, and experience quicker reimbursement with increased document quality.

Our safe, HIPAA-compliant solution is based on the latest technology with password-enabled, encrypted multi-layered security.

Care providers have access to critical details at the point of care to protect themselves and their customers.

With clinical data safely stored in a cloud-based, HIPAA-compliant environment, providers have the power to draw up a customer care plan and document their progress in real-time from anywhere on any device.

eDoc is compatible with a variety of devices. It ensures that the care staff has access to real-time scheduling, route information, billing, safety, time tracking—also, patient records, forms, and reporting at any moment, everywhere. Moreover, minimizing the time spent on secondary activities such as paperwork, data analysis, and travel tracking.

Long-term care homes are the most stringent regulatory health care sector in Ontario. Despite fewer resources, staff in these homes must follow the regulatory requirements and provide care for residents with ever-increasing sharpness.

• Enhance the safety of patients
• Striving to improve transparency and regulatory compliance
• Cut the administrative burden of processing orders.
• Minimize time-consuming manual documentation and transcriptions
• Allow more time for patient care.

In 2012, nearly one in nine Canadians was a senior; by mid-century, that proportion will climb to almost one in four. There are double as many LTC beds in Ontario as hospital beds and four times as many LTC homes for hospital corporations in Ontario.

It helps to tackle the continued strain on LTC financial support and available resources; the health sector needs to consider electronic health systems to adapt to senior care’s current landscape.

• The design is intended for physicians, nurses, pharmacists, dieticians, and allied health professionals.
• Partnered with merchants to support a genuine circle of care
• Manage acute orders, drug reviews, charts, drug reconciliations, and more.