Clinical floor
Resident charts, nursing station, CNA rounds, eMAR with five-rights checks, labs, therapy, MDS, and incident review — in one continuous workflow.
The operating system for long-term care.
Clinical, operational, and financial workflows — unified for the nursing home floor, with AI that drafts and humans who decide.
Built for the building
Long-term care runs on handoffs. Aegis is the workflow layer that keeps nursing, therapy, pharmacy, staffing, and billing pointed at the same resident reality — without asking the floor to become data-entry clerks.
Fewer screens between assessment and the next right action.
Rounds and vitals that stay connected to the chart, not a clipboard.
Staffing, risk, and throughput visible before the shift tips over.
One operating picture across clinical quality and the P&L.
Platform
Aegis Health OS starts as a nursing-home workflow layer and expands toward a complete care operating system — calm, auditable, and role-aware from the first screen.
Resident charts, nursing station, CNA rounds, eMAR with five-rights checks, labs, therapy, MDS, and incident review — in one continuous workflow.
Scheduling, staffing, billing, analytics, and an ownership view that keeps the building legible without another spreadsheet stack.
Drafts, summaries, and pattern surfacing stay DRAFT until someone with authority approves. Nothing silent. Nothing unsigned.
Append-only, hash-chained events on every consequential mutation — built for regulated environments, not slide-deck demos.
Guardrails
AI never silently signs, administers, submits claims, or changes the record. Approval is always a person with permission.
Every mutation is authorized server-side. What you see matches the job you hold — not a shared superuser account.
This build uses fictional data only and is not for clinical use. Explore freely — the guardrail banner stays visible on purpose.
Get in
Sign in as any seeded role — nurse, CNA, DON, physician, billing, owner — and see the workflows that role actually gets. No passwords in the prototype.