Visibility in care routines

The whole operation,
on one screen.

From tasks to medication, from late alerts to a voice call, the care flow sits in one place. Staff scan, the panel shows the record, and if something slips the system speaks up.

How it works

A care step becomes visible, one at a time.

  1. 01

    Scan the NFC tag

    Staff hold a phone or a supported device to the tag at the care point.

  2. 02

    Confirm the care step

    The system records the type of task, the staff member, the time, and the area in one flow.

  3. 03

    NFCare stores the record

    The care data reaches the central panel. If there is no connection, the scan waits on the device, then goes through.

  4. 04

    A manager follows the process

    Status, delays, and critical steps become visible on one screen.

  5. 05

    Reporting

    Completion rate, medication tracking, and care performance are followed in regular reports.

One platform

One place for a modern care operation.

Daily tasks

147

Care tasks completed today

Medication tracking

98%

Doses given on time

IVR alerts

24

Automated voice calls

The numbers and statuses on screen are sample data for this introduction.

Trust

It gets stronger when every step of care is visible.

NFCare turns the care team’s work into a record you can verify, and a manager’s need into a clear overview.

Who, and when?

Care steps are recorded with their time and status.

A stalled process doesn’t disappear.

A late task becomes visible. The notification flow the organization configured can start.

The team and management look at the same picture.

The day’s flow can be followed with completed steps and the ones still waiting.

Medication

Medication stays in view too.

  • Morning careAhmet Y.Done
  • Medication checkMehmet K.Waiting
  • Routine roundAyşe D.Late

Medication and names here are sample interface content.

Delay

If care is late, NFCare does not stay quiet.

If a planned task is not done on time, the delay is detected and the organization’s notification flow starts. An automatic voice call can go to the on-duty number.

  1. Care planned
  2. NFC verification did not arrive
  3. Delay detected
  4. Alert created
  5. IVR call

For organizations

Care, strengthened by technology and still close to the person.

NFCare is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat anyone. It records that a planned check in a care home was done, and it speaks up when one is missed. Accounts are opened by the organization’s administrator.