More time for care.
A plan that holds.
Caire brings visits, caregivers, skills, routes and rules into one shared planning picture. The AI explains and proposes — a planner chooses what gets published.
AI support for the whole home-care day
EXAMPLE UNIT
The whole care day is one connected system.
The schedule decides at the same time who receives care, who delivers it, when it happens, how far staff travel, what continuity is created and what the day costs.
- 01Analyze
- 02Explain
- 03Propose
- 04Approvethe planner
The schedule is the result. The relationships are the product.
From care plan to a schedule you can actually staff.
Every task becomes a visit with a time, a duration, a skill and a degree of flexibility. Caire compares the whole visit demand with the available shifts before a schedule is proposed.
The planner sees when the shifts are enough — and exactly where they are not.
MODELLED HISTORICAL DATA · 2 ANONYMIZED VALIDATIONS 7.5–10% model-validated improvement against a historical baseline See the evidence →Every week · preferably 09:42 ±17 min
From two reports to a first analysis.
Choose an existing unit as the source or create a new analysis unit. Upload the visit report plus the client and address register — without overwriting production.
- 01Sign upaccount + organisation
- 02Uploadtwo reports
- 03Read reportplanned + actual
- 04Open calendarsame period
- 05Switch solutionplanner chooses
One demand. Several solutions. No automatic winner.
Visits determine demand. Caire opens whole shifts from operational templates and shows how assignment rate trades off against client-time share.
Switch solution in the same calendar.
Select a frontier point and review which visits are assigned, which whole shifts open, and how routes change — without losing calendar context.
Preferred time remains. The allowed window can widen.
For selected non-time-critical services, Caire can widen placement space. The same scope is frozen with the candidate through solve, campaign, and replay.
Routing, office work, and overlap are not one service type.
Caire treats travel, location, and simultaneity separately. Routed field visits, office work, and allowed overlap can therefore combine without conflating rules.
- Client address
- Travel before and after
- May allow overlap
- No client travel
- Visible paid time
- Separate from field visits
- Examples: cleaning, laundry, shopping
- Separate configuration
- Not double staffing
7.5% higher client-time share. The same 1,517 hours with clients.
- Visit time
- 1,517 hhistorical
- 1,517 hmodelled
- 0 hunchanged
- Paid shift time minus break
- 2,502 hhistorical
- 2,327 hmodelled
- −175 h−7.0%
- Client-time share
- 60.6%historical
- 65.2%modelled
- +7.5%relative improvement
- more visits and growth
- absence and variation
- less overtime or external staffing where that is relevant
See the whole loop in the film. Then try it yourself.
The film shows how demand becomes an approved plan. Then try the dashboard and the three mobile roles with example data — without signing in.
Ask the operation in plain English.
“Five people are off sick today — what can we cover without losing continuity?”
- Analyze
- Explain
- Propose
- Approve
Nothing runs from chat text alone. An explicit button press creates a new version.
One delay updates the whole chain.
The caregiver's GPS and field status update Caire. On a delay the planner sees the impact immediately, while the client app shows who is coming, the new estimated arrival and the journey on the map.
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The caregiver sees the next step — and can ask for help.
The day's route and travel time follow along in the phone. On an exception the caregiver can notify the client, ask for help and start an office-coordinated reassignment.
Position is shared only during the active journey, the active visit or a help request — and is then switched off.
Document in the moment. Save only after review.
The caregiver dictates what happened. Clinical AI creates a structured draft that can be edited, approved or rejected.
- 01Dictate
- 02AI draft
- 03Review and edit
- 04Approve or reject
No autonomous clinical judgement. No AI draft is saved silently.
A structured summary with highlighted fields to review.
The same published plan — the right view for every person.
The caregiver sees the assignment and their actions. The client sees who is coming and roughly when. Family members see the status the organization and the client have approved.
No record notes are shown in these views. Consent and permissions control which visit information is shared.
AI proposes. The planner decides.
Caire uses your visit rules, shifts and priorities to produce several comparable schedule proposals. Nothing is published before a planner has reviewed and approved it.
Two reports are the first step. Production readiness comes next.
Quickstart provides an isolated comparison without production changes. When you want to publish, complete real staff, shift templates, skills, and operational rules.
Bring one unit.
We show what is worth changing.
Bring one planning period and the metrics you already trust to a data workshop. You get a comparable baseline, clear bottlenecks and a shared plan for the next step.
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