Digital care records
Care notes, handovers, body maps, incident logs, MAR sheets and resident updates, captured at the point of care, from any device.
ServPatch is a mobile-first care management platform for UK care homes and domiciliary care providers. Digital records, eMAR, rostering, audits and emergency workflows in one place, designed so carers actually use it.
"Helped Eileen wash and dress. She mentioned mild knee pain, gave her usual paracetamol with witness. Mood good, ate full breakfast."
"Harold refused breakfast again. Offered yoghurt and toast, accepted half. Will flag to nutrition lead at handover."
"Small bruise observed on left forearm during dressing. Photographed and body-mapped. No reported fall."
Most systems become another admin burden. ServPatch is built around the daily pressure of carers, managers and coordinators who need fast records, clean evidence and fewer scattered spreadsheets.
Care notes, handovers, body maps, incident logs, MAR sheets and resident updates, captured at the point of care, from any device.
Daily work maps to the Single Assessment Framework. Quality Statements stay evidenced, audits stay current, inspection packs export in one click.
One tap surfaces resident location, mobility needs, DNACPR, allergies and next-of-kin. Every action timestamps to a hospital-ready handover.
Resident profiles, shift handovers, body-mapped incidents, infection control, evacuation planning, training evidence, manager dashboards and CQC pack exports, all in one fluent system.
Service-user profiles, mobile visit notes, task confirmation, GPS clock-in / out, missed-visit alerts and coordinator oversight, designed around carers moving between homes.
Carers dictate in their first language. ServPatch produces clear English notes for the manager to review and approve, closing the documentation gap in diverse teams.
Plain notes turn into structured care-plan updates the manager still reviews. Less rewriting, fewer inconsistencies, more time on residents.
Open actions, overdue checks, infection trends, staffing gaps and audit health, visible to managers before they become inspection findings.
"Our handover meetings used to overrun by forty minutes. With ServPatch the night team reads the day in two scrolls. The CQC pack export changed what inspection week feels like."
ServPatch is built around the CQC Single Assessment Framework. Daily care notes, eMAR entries, incidents, audits and training all map to the Quality Statements so managers can export evidence packs ahead of inspections. The same model supports Care Inspectorate Scotland, CIW Wales and RQIA Northern Ireland.
Yes. ServPatch is built for both residential care homes and domiciliary care providers from one foundation. Mixed providers can run residential and home care on the same account without duplicating data, staff or service users.
Yes. Carers can dictate in their preferred language. ServPatch transcribes the audio and produces clear English care notes for the manager to review and approve before submission, closing documentation gaps in linguistically diverse teams.
ServPatch sits in the same digital care record category but unifies care home and domiciliary care on one foundation, adds multilingual voice-to-English notes, an Emergency Mode for evacuation and crisis response, and a 3-month trial in a real service rather than a sales-led demo cycle.
Most services are live in 2–3 weeks. Onboarding includes service-user import, eMAR mapping, care-plan templates, manager training and carer toolbox sessions. Implementation specialists run weekly check-ins through the trial.
Yes. ServPatch hosts customer data in UK data centres, encrypts care records in transit and at rest, and uses role-based access so staff only see what their role needs. We follow UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 principles, with a Data Processing Agreement available on request. Formal NHS DSPT and Cyber Essentials accreditation are on our roadmap.
Pilot on one floor, one community, one round of visits. Keep what works. We build pricing around what you actually use, not what a brochure promised.