Better care by design
Our customisable and easy-to-use software supports recording at the point of care, saving time and allowing for more accurate notes. Access to live information ensures that managers are kept up-to-date and can make informed decisions for better care. With records that are secure, accurate and compliant, evidencing care becomes more manageable and care management more organised.
Daily timelines of care interactions
Personalised care plans & assessments
Seamless handovers to share information
Speech-to-text to record notes quickly
Messaging for direct communication
Logs & reports to analyse data
Proud Partners...
Nourish were one of the first recognised as an NHSX accredited supplier for the Digital Social Care Records (DSCR) DPS at launch.
We are also proud to partner with and be the first accredited by the PRSB as a Quality Partner, working closely with them to define a new set of standards for care.
Our software is loved by
Care better, stay connected
With Nourish, the individual is always at the centre of the circle of care. All their information is in one place, it’s up to date and it’s easy to share.
Unlike a paper system, notes can’t go missing. Decision-making is faster. No one’s left in the dark about what’s happening. This is why connected care is better care.
How we help provide better quality care
Book a free personal demo with our team
Let us walk you through the Nourish system so you can see first-hand how it would improve care for your service. Over 1,000 care providers choose us to help them deliver connected care. Find out why.
Our Care Stories
Victor the Pilot
Meet Victor. A World War 2 hero, a pilot, a violinist and boxer. A man who has had an incredible story to tell and lives at Richmondwood Residential Care Home in Dorset.
Community Integrated Care: “This really is the future of social care”
Elizabeth Lodge: Going Paperless
At our home the activities our residents do every day are very important to us, and now we can quickly and easily record them – from a walk in the garden to a memory session or a visit from the hairdresser.
Lucy Glazer, Facilities Manager, Richmondwood Rest Home
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