Resident master record
Profiles, contacts, admissions, rooms, allergies, health contacts, documents and photographs in one resident-centred record.
One connected care platform
Give every role—from the person delivering care to the group director—a secure, live view of the information and actions that matter.
Platform capabilities
Profiles, contacts, admissions, rooms, allergies, health contacts, documents and photographs in one resident-centred record.
Record weight, BMI, blood pressure, pulse, temperature, oxygen saturation, blood glucose, pain and clinical notes.
Versioned assessments, risk controls, outcomes, reviews, approvals and structured care-plan domains.
Current and historic medicines, PRN records, refusals, reviews, allergy data, safeguarding, capacity and consent records.
Capture point-of-care notes for personal care, food, drink, mobility, sleep, pain, mood, behaviour and activities, with a timeline.
Manage recipes, menus, meal planning, choices, meal service and actual-meal recording, with resident nutrition analysis.
Record incidents and updates, manage protected documents and document review schedules, and retain discharge records.
Invite approved contacts to a protected view of selected updates and documents, and collect feedback through a review queue.
Manage homes, rooms, staff allocation, rota shifts, pre-admissions and manager overviews.
Assign operational tasks, track their lifecycle and keep teams informed with notification preferences.
Manage staff records, home access and a live training matrix for mandatory requirements, completions and expiry dates.
Use group compliance reviews, review warnings, policies, audit trail, login history and manager trend views to turn evidence into action.
Run tenant-scoped groups and multiple care locations with group roles, permission overrides and organisation-wide visibility.
Role-based permissions, two-factor authentication, change logging, login-attempt logging and backup-run records.
Billing profiles, daily snapshots, resident billing events and monthly periods support clearer financial oversight.
Profiles, contacts, admissions, rooms, allergies, health contacts, documents and photographs in one resident-centred record.
Record weight, BMI, blood pressure, pulse, temperature, oxygen saturation, blood glucose, pain and clinical notes.
Versioned assessments, risk controls, outcomes, reviews, approvals and structured care-plan domains.
Current and historic medicines, PRN records, refusals, reviews, allergy data, safeguarding, capacity and consent records.
Capture point-of-care notes for personal care, food, drink, mobility, sleep, pain, mood, behaviour and activities, with a timeline.
Manage recipes, menus, meal planning, choices, meal service and actual-meal recording, with resident nutrition analysis.
Record incidents and updates, manage protected documents and document review schedules, and retain discharge records.
Invite approved contacts to a protected view of selected updates and documents, and collect feedback through a review queue.
Manage homes, rooms, staff allocation, rota shifts, pre-admissions and manager overviews.
Assign operational tasks, track their lifecycle and keep teams informed with notification preferences.
Manage staff records, home access and a live training matrix for mandatory requirements, completions and expiry dates.
Use group compliance reviews, review warnings, policies, audit trail, login history and manager trend views to turn evidence into action.
Run tenant-scoped groups and multiple care locations with group roles, permission overrides and organisation-wide visibility.
Role-based permissions, two-factor authentication, change logging, login-attempt logging and backup-run records.
Billing profiles, daily snapshots, resident billing events and monthly periods support clearer financial oversight.
DSCR MODS readiness
The NHS England Adult Social Care Digital Social Care Record Minimum Operational Data Standard (DSCR MODS, DAPB4102) defines a consistent baseline for direct-care records. Care Home Director is designed to support MODS-aligned recording through resident records, assessment and care planning, observations, actions, consent, audit history and document review workflows.
This supports better structured evidence and interoperability readiness. It is not a statement that the product is an NHS England DSCR Assured Solution or that every provider is automatically compliant: formal assurance and local compliance require validation against the current standard, configuration and operational use.
Read the DSCR MODS standard on the NHS Standards Directory ↗A platform that grows with you