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    Continuity

    Client data for continuity

    How Caire uses designated caregivers, preferred caregivers, and districts to protect continuity.

    What the fields mean

    Client continuity fields describe who should preferably visit the client and which local area the client belongs to. They do not block the first schedule, but they help Caire prioritize the right employees and produce clearer recommendations.

    How they are used in the solution

    The designated caregiver enters the client's preferred pool with a strong weight. Preferred caregivers expand that pool. Districts connect client demand to local capacity and routes.

    Example

    If client H015 has no designated caregiver, the solution can still run. Once the caregiver is selected, diagnostics can show whether H015 received that person, someone in the pool, or another employee because of capacity limits.