The whole care day. One plan to approve.
Caire connects clients, visits, caregivers, shifts, routes and rules - so one change can be solved for the whole day, not just one red row.
A sick call is never just a sick call.
It moves through the whole care day. The decision must be priced for the whole day too.
callWhat happens now
· cost · rulesWhat is the real effect?
Point tools optimize their own column. Caire holds the conflict between columns.
Structured data first. Intelligence after.
Caire builds an operational graph from the information you already have - and makes the relationships visible: who needs what, when, where and with which skill?
As models improve and compute gets cheaper, the structured operational model becomes more valuable.
dayone solvable model
The same frozen demand. Comparable choices.
Caire starts from the same data picture and makes the trade-off visible before you choose what to publish.
Frontier size follows demandStanding data
The control: what the standing roster and windows produce.
Coverage
Prioritizes covering demand and exposes the gaps.
Efficiency
One or more demand-derived candidates showing how the price changes as productive paid time is prioritized.
Important: this is not a promise of exactly three cards. It is a variable proposal frontier from one operational picture.
See what is covered - and what it costs to close the gap.
Not just a better or worse schedule. An explanation of which visits, shifts, travel, continuity rules and working-time constraints drive the result.
Ask the operation. Get a proposal. Approve it yourself.
“Five people are off sick today - what can we cover without losing continuity?” Caire reads the selected solution, explains the impact and prepares a runnable action.
Start with your baseline. Measure the trade-off together.
The latest investor presentation shows modelled historical data. A customer conversation should use the same logic - but replace assumptions with your own measures.
Modelled historical data: 69 fewer shifts used · 726 shift-hours freed over two weeks · 1,517 visit-hours delivered identically before and after.
What is approved in planning becomes clear to the people delivering care.
Caregivers, clients and families see the same published plan - with the role, status and information that belongs to them.
Supervised autonomy - people always decide.
Caire is Level 3 in the customer-facing Homecare OS ladder: solver-backed proposals, diagnostics and versioned runs with a named human gate.
Clinical AI is a separate gated layer: voice to draft to human review. Nothing is silently written to the record.
Start small. See the numbers first.
Bring one service area, one planning period and the measures you already trust. Then build the path from proof to production together.
Baseline
We read an existing schedule and show where time and continuity leak.
First solve
Clean data gives a first useful result in 1-5 days.
Shared measures
Coverage, paid time, travel, continuity and unassigned visits.
Expand
When the numbers hold, roll out with support, training and control.
Practical starting point: 1-5 days to a first solve for a clean SMB export; 2-6 weeks for a complex multi-unit deployment.
More time for care. Less time rebuilding the day.
Caire does not take over judgement. It makes judgement cheaper to use by showing the options, consequences and route to an approved decision.
Fewer phone chains
Spend time on the trade-off, not on starting over.
Measurable economics
See what each improvement does to paid time and capacity.
Visible continuity
Protect relationships while handling daily disruption.
Traceable change
One version, one human, one decision.
Bring one service area and one planning period.
We will show what is covered, where the day leaks and which changes are worth approving - on your own terms.
Updated 4 August 2026 · Caire Homecare OS Level 3 · Synthetic demo images unless stated otherwise.
Sources: Customer presentation brief, 4 Aug 2026; Caire Investor Deck (print), 2 Aug 2026; product images from Caire's published demo and platform assets. Customer names, pilot status, security answers and commercial terms require owner review before external use.