From WeHomeCare
From WeHomeCare
This section describes WeHomeCare's own product.
WeHomeCare makes software that home care providers can use to plan, carry out and record care visits.
Each page here is labelled at the top so it is not mistaken for the hub's guides and articles. The pages are short and plain, and they leave questions about a parent's health with the parent's doctor or care team. If you work for a care provider, the page for you is listed separately.
Care timelineWeHomeCare can be set up so families see when each visit took place, in one place.What it is, and what it is not
Visit updatesWeHomeCare can be set up so a family member far away hears about a visit from the provider.What it is, and what it is not
MessagesWeHomeCare can be set up so family members and the care team write to each other in one place.What it is, and what it is notVisit updates and messages from a care provider are not a way to reach urgent help.
Photos and videosWeHomeCare can be set up so a family far away sees photos and videos from a care visit.What it is, and what it is not
Reports for familiesWeHomeCare can be set up so families read a written account of care visits.What it is, and what it is not
Shared visit scheduleWeHomeCare can be set up so family members look at a visit schedule a provider has shared.What it is, and what it is not
Care planIn WeHomeCare, care workers can see the tasks and instructions from the person's care plan within each visit.How it works, and what it is notWe think your parent should decide what their family sees, and you can ask any care provider how it makes that possible.
From WeHomeCare: articles
- Shared visit schedule: who decides who sees itA visit schedule is information about your parent's own care. What it is for, what to ask a provider about any schedule it offers to share, and why your parent decides who has it.
- When a visit changes, and how your family hears about itThe carer who comes is not always the one your parent expected. What guidance says about hearing of a change, and your parent's say in who is told.
- Your parent's care plan, and who has a copyA care plan is written about your parent. What published guidance says about who has a copy, and questions to ask a provider together.
For families
For care providers
WeHomeCare makes software that home care providers can use to plan care, book and record visits, and organise their staff.
WeHomeCare for care providers