One healthcare platform, organized into three areas: Connected Care & Remote Health, Healthcare Workforce & Operations, and Health Intelligence & Diagnostics. Care that reaches someone who is not in the building. The workforce cleared to deliver it. What the data says afterwards. One record underneath all three.
Care beyond the building, the workforce that delivers it, and what the data says afterwards. Twenty-seven products across the three, and every one of them writes to the same record.
Seven products. The layer of care that happens where the organization is not: a virtual consultation, a reading taken from a connected device at home, a caregiver's visit to a front door. CareTech makes the record travel with the patient instead of stopping in the building that produced it.
Twelve products. The layer that decides who is allowed to deliver care, where, and on what terms. Onboarding, identity and access, credentialing, readiness, discovery, matching, scheduling, communication, time and attendance, support, payout visibility and institutional workflows.
Eight products. The layer that runs after care has happened. Healthcare analytics, diagnostic center workflows, patient-friendly reporting, biomarker intelligence, longitudinal analysis, AI-assisted interpretation, longevity programs and multi-location operational analytics.
The scheduling model behind a caregiver's home visit is the scheduling model behind a clinician's shift calendar. The record that travels with a patient between settings is the record a school nurse and a rehabilitation floor both write into. Start in one area and you are standing on the whole platform.
Three in Connected Care, nine in Workforce & Operations, two in Health Intelligence. Start with the one closest to the work you actually do. It writes to the same record as the other thirteen.
Software design for providers running virtual care: scheduling, provider availability, secure communication, intake and follow-up.
View workflowCapturing vital and biomarker readings from connected devices into a patient record, for review by a clinician.
View workflowEnrollment, care plans, caregiver scheduling, visit documentation and family communication for care delivered at home.
View workflowAccount creation, guided onboarding, document upload, and credential checks against a configured list of requirements.
View workflowShift discovery by role and readiness, availability-based matching, booked schedules, calendar visibility and time capture.
View workflowRole-aware messaging around shifts and care events, support workflows with the record attached, and daily task surfaces.
View workflowAuditable timecards, statutory overtime floors recorded in every explanation, and an account view of what was earned and when it arrives.
View workflowIntake health records, scheduled clinic visits, telehealth access and provider assignment, built to a facility's security requirements.
View workflowStudent health profiles, nurse visit logs, medication administration records, immunization tracking and parent notification.
View workflowAdministrative workflows for behavioral health operations: intake, therapy scheduling, documentation and treatment plan tracking.
View workflowAdmissions, care plans, therapy scheduling across disciplines, clinician notes and discharge planning.
View workflowPatient transition management, discharge-to-home workflows, skilled nursing coordination and provider follow-up scheduling.
View workflowDiagnostic center operations: registration, test booking, sample and specimen tracking, report delivery and multi-branch operations.
View workflowMember enrollment, health profiles, appointment and coach workflows, and membership plan management.
View workflowCareTech AI builds through four technology and service divisions. Each is named here, with the area it sits in.
Care delivered outside the clinic: telehealth, remote screening, home care operations and patient monitoring.
Institutional healthcare coordination and workforce operations: clinician onboarding, credential visibility, scheduling and shift management.
Preventive and personalized health programs run by longevity clinics and wellness centers.
Diagnostic center operations: registration, test booking, sample and specimen tracking, report delivery and multi-branch operations.
Every workflow above is assembled from the same four engineering capabilities: the build capability, the analytics layer, the device-integration layer and the wearable-routing layer. Take one workflow and you inherit all four.
They hold everywhere on this platform: every area, every workflow. Each is an engineering decision rather than a caveat: a constraint in the build, not a line in a brochure.
Interoperability-ready architecture and API-first design. CareTech exchanges data with electronic health record, laboratory and imaging systems on open standards, and each integration is scoped and built for your estate.
Credential checks run against the requirement list your organization configures, and flag a gap at the moment a clinician could otherwise be committed to a shift. Clearances and refusals are both recorded.
Mobile onboarding, mobile scheduling, caregiver and nurse apps, mobile support access and mobile report access all run on the platform: the work happens where the clinician is.
Analysis produces indicators for a qualified person to review. Nothing here diagnoses, treats, predicts a crisis, or decides on its own.
Roles are enforced at the boundary, so a scheduler cannot act as a worker and a worker cannot approve their own work.
Tenant isolation is enforced in the database itself, set per transaction, so one organization's data cannot leak across a pooled connection into another's.