A senior day-care centre’s day — who came, transport, activities and meals against each diet — and companion calls to seniors living alone.
A day centre for seniors run from one screen instead of four registers. Each member is a patient of the practice, enrolled with the days they come, how they travel (the centre’s van with a pickup point, the family, or on their own) and any diet restriction as the family or their doctor gave it, with who gave it; nothing ships. Today’s list shows who is due, waiting for the van, on the way, here and home again, marked in that order, or not coming with the reason. Activities are planned for the day and joined only by members at the centre; meals are recorded as served and eaten, and a member with a diet restriction has a meal recorded only once it was checked against it. A health concern seen at the centre is written down with who it was passed to — the family or their own doctor — because the centre gives no medical care. The Companion calls tab is a rota of check-in calls to seniors living alone, on the days and in the window you set, each call logged with how they sounded in the caller’s words; a worried caller records what they did about it, and the last calls show as a strip so a decline shows as a pattern, not a surprise.
/senior-day-careseniorday.readWhat it does not do, by design. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.
Read out of the code, not the brochure: each app below is here because one service queries the other’s tables. Install either side and the hand-over is already wired.
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