Service coordinator
Referrals, transportation, schedule and service accountability
The full fictional care operations workspace, available to explore without an account.
Create a task or appointment, assign responsibility, and track transport, escort, confirmations and overdue work.
An aide can flag what is needed; an authorized purchaser or coordinator can track the order and delivery.
One request, separate assigned contributions, due dates, completion evidence and an audit-ready status.
In the future, each authorized agency will enter only its own required fields and upload supporting evidence. This browser session cannot transmit documents.
Use a single assigned action instead of unstructured email chains. Drafts can be copied now; sending and shared threads require activation.
1. One subject per issue and one accountable person.
2. State the requested deliverable, deadline and proof needed.
3. Close the record only after the required action is verified. Routine agency follow-up stays with the assigned agency.
Patient-authorized clinical and wellness records, with connection status and synchronization history when available.
NYU Langone, Mount Sinai, NewYork-Presbyterian, and supported hospital connections
Requires patient-authorized iOS HealthKit access and a native component
Medication reconciliation, refill information, and approved instructions
No connection is active in this browser workspace. A health-care proxy or other valid authority can support authorization, but providers' technical access and consent requirements still apply.
Simple daily responsibilities and handoffs, with a clear path for outstanding issues. Try the sample checklist below.
Actual approved care plans, supervisory instructions and emergency contacts are not available in this demo. For a real emergency, call local emergency services.
A role-aware directory showing who owns each part of service delivery. These roles are fictional examples.
Referrals, transportation, schedule and service accountability
Aide coverage, shift expectations and missed-visit escalation
Home routines, independence and community goals
Activities, resources and access to community supports
Accessible communication and therapy referrals
Care-plan reviews and medical appointments
Staff profiles, agency identity and permissions would be verified individually in production. The user profile in this demo is only a visual preview.
A structured model for accessible care-team instructions. Sample topics below are not actual clinical directions or approved patient information.
Layout, supports and safe access
Approved escalation and contact pathways
Current clinician-approved instructions and verification
Approved daily and weekly support plan
Accessible and respectful communication supports
Verified care-team roles and backup contacts
Only approved versions should be released to authorized staff. A live binder requires a protected database, review process, audit trail and role-based access controls.
Illustrative document-management workflow for review, approvals and version history. No actual files are stored here.
Person-centered goals, functional assessments, therapy referrals and meaningful community participation.
Sample referral stages: requested, reviewed, assigned, scheduled, transport confirmed, visit completed.
Sample options: social programs, accessible transportation, peer groups and community-based activities chosen by the individual.
An occupational therapy home assessment may identify accessibility needs; recommendations and the implementation plan must come from the appropriate qualified provider.
Fictional example onlyExplore a sample workflow-knowledge guide. This demo does not contain a live AI assistant or medical advice.
In production, CURAE guidance must come from reviewed, approved procedures and permission-scoped data. The public demo cannot provide real-time monitoring or instructions.