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Flagship software concept

Petruth CareOS. Less administration. More time for care.

A proposed subscription-based, cloud-hosted care home management platform designed for independent operators and busy caregivers.

Designed for the people doing the work

One workspace. A simpler day.

CareOS is being envisioned as a secure, accessible way to coordinate resident records, care plans, staff schedules, shift handovers, and business operations without maintaining on-site servers.

Designed around mobile and browser access, it would prioritize clear workflows and ease of use.

Concept stage · Not available for purchase

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Illustrative care management software interface concept
Potential platform modules

What CareOS could bring together

Resident management

Profiles, care preferences, authorized contacts, and important documentation.

Care coordination

Care plans, daily tasks, handovers, and incident documentation.

Staff management

Schedules, assignments, training records, and operational reminders.

Owner visibility

Occupancy, operational reporting, and multi-home oversight.

Family engagement

Appropriate, permission-based updates and community activities.

Cloud operations

Centrally managed software updates, backups, and access controls.

Feature concepts are exploratory. Any handling of protected health information will require applicable privacy, security, and contractual safeguards before deployment.

CareOS questions

Can I subscribe today?

No. CareOS is a proposed product and is not yet commercially available.

Will a care home need its own server?

The planned architecture is cloud-hosted, so operators would use supported devices and internet access rather than maintain application servers on site.

Will CareOS support multiple locations?

Multi-location management is a proposed capability to validate with prospective operators.

How will resident information be protected?

Security, access controls, auditability, and applicable healthcare privacy obligations must be designed and independently validated before handling real resident data.