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Telstra Health’s CareKeeper app launched for residential aged care

Carekeeper app

Telstra Health announced the launch of CareKeeper, a residential aged care app that enables care staff to view, capture and document care by the resident’s side in real-time via a mobile device.

How does it work?

With an icon-based design, CareKeeper helps staff to easily identify the tasks that need completing in required time frames while at the resident’s side. The app provides the ability to tick off the most urgent tasks as soon as they have been completed and enables the real-time capture of information in the form of charts and progress notes.

Key features of CareKeeper include:

The app is integrated with Telstra Health’s Clinical Manager software to enable one source of truth, reduce duplicate data entry, and allow providers to maintain their unique chart types.

On the record

“CareKeeper allows staff to document quickly at the point of care so they can spend less time at the nurses’ station and more time doing what they love; creating a positive environment for residents,” said Telstra Health’s Head of Aged & Disability, Michael Donnelly. “With half of Australia’s Personal Care Workers (PCW) aged 40 or under, we’re conscious that innovative solutions are now the expectation. We therefore co-designed CareKeeper with clients to ensure a positive User Experience (UX) was front of mind. The app also includes offline capabilities, is hosted securely via Microsoft Azure’s cloud platform and contains security features such as unique log in credentials, access based on role type, and automatic log out after a set period of inactivity.”

“Telstra Health is proudly Australian owned, operated and focussed, which means we can prioritise and respond quickly to government changes and provider needs. CareKeeper has been in production with a small group of clients for the last 12 months, so we’re confident it will exceed providers’ expectations,” said Michael.

The context

The market for tech solutions for the care of the elderly has been steadily growing in recent years. If you want to learn more about it, including key players, technologies and more – you’ll want to check out our Senior Care 2.0 report. It is readily available from our sister website DHbriefs so check it out.

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