Everything a resident asks for, and where it lives.
One app that carries the whole stay, for residents, the families who love them, and the teams caring for both. Every feature can be switched on or off, so the app always matches how your facility runs.
The day at a glance, checked off as it happens.
Every resident opens the app to their own day: therapy sessions, meals, activities, visiting hours. What's done is crossed off, what's next is highlighted, and a reminder counts down to it, so information arrives ahead of the worry.
- Physical and occupational therapy sessions, with names and locations
- Optional activities like live piano marked as optional, not obligations
- A quick “how's your stay going?” prompt that routes to the social worker
With Dana.
Therapy suite, second floorCare always comes with a familiar face.
The single most requested piece of information in a facility, from residents and families alike. The nurse in charge, the CNA for the day, therapists, dietician, doctor, and social worker, each with a plain-language role.
- Residents greet their care team by name, from day one
- Families meet the team from home, before they even visit
- Messages and requests sent from the app, handled by the front desk
Diet orders in plain words, menus from the kitchen.
A low-sodium order becomes “less salt, to help your heart and blood pressure. The kitchen already knows.” Residents see today's meals, tomorrow's preview, and who to ask about changes.
- Kitchen staff update menus once, everyone sees them instantly
- Tomorrow's preview cuts down “what's for breakfast” call-button presses
- Questions go straight to the dietician
Less salt, to help your heart and blood pressure. The kitchen already knows.
Herb roast chicken, green beans, peach cobbler
The road home, published by your therapy team.
Short-term rehab families ask one question over and over: how is she doing? Progress shows goals with real numbers, milestones as they happen, and a discharge checklist, all in words the therapy team chooses.
- Goals like “walk 250 feet with your walker” with visible progress
- Milestones feed family sharing, so the whole family hears good news at once
- “Ready for home” checklist: equipment ordered, ride arranged, home visit scheduled
- Care plan meeting dates visible from day one, no phone-tag with the social worker
Planned discharge around September 18
With Marcus in PT, up from 40 feet last week.
Small needs, met before they become falls.
An extra blanket, ice water, help getting up. Residents tap a request, the nursing station sees it instantly, and the right person has it handled in minutes.
- Every request routed to the right member of the care team
- Urgent needs pointed to the call button, every time
- The station sees what's open and what's done, so nothing slips
- Facility info lives here too: visiting hours, guest WiFi, salon days, TV guide, announcements
An assistant that only knows your facility.
“When is my next therapy?” “What's for dinner?” The assistant answers from the facility's own information: the schedule, the menu, the directory, the hours. Nothing else.
- Answers come from facility data, not the open internet
- Every screen steers urgent needs to the call button, in writing
- Messages to the care team are handled by the front desk
Care every resident can read, in the language they think in.
Rehab floors are more multilingual, and more varied in eyesight, than ever. June Care meets each resident where they are: choose a language once and the whole app follows, set the text size once and every screen keeps it. What that buys you is a resident who can actually use what they're handed, and a family kept in the loop whatever language they speak at home.
- Ten languages today, set by the resident or their family
- Text scales across the entire app, from the schedule to the chat
- Fewer moments waiting on a staff translator for a simple answer
Entered once, everywhere it matters.
June Care connects to the EMR you already run. Diet orders, schedules, and discharge dates flow straight into each resident's app, so your team keeps working in the systems they know and never types the same information twice.
- Diet orders, therapy schedules, and discharge dates sync automatically
- Sessions logged by the rehab team surface as progress, no retyping
- Staff stay in the tools they already know; the app stays current on its own
- Built for HIPAA compliance: no diagnoses or medications in the app, and a business associate agreement for every integration
Frank D. · Room 214 · Low-sodium
Less salt, to help your heart and blood pressure. The kitchen already knows.
June Care is built to stay outside the medical record: no diagnoses, no medications, no chart access. That design is the heart of how we approach HIPAA. Read more on the pricing page.
One solution for residents, families, and staff.
The same information, shaped for each person who needs it: the resident in room 214, the daughter checking in from another city, the nurse at the station.
For families
Invited family members see the schedule, meals, milestones, and care plan meeting dates from their own phones. One update reaches all four or five of them at once, and none of it touches the medical record. Included in every plan.
For staff
A request screen at the nursing station, menus the kitchen updates once a week, a digital admission packet that answers day-one questions, and satisfaction reporting for administration. Every update goes in once and reaches everyone who needs it.
Walk through it with your own schedule.
Bring your administrator and director of nursing. Thirty minutes is enough to know if it fits.
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