A home health nurse app that works offline

Record, chart and sign with no signal. Everything is sent when you're back online.

No signal, no lost visit

Work is saved on the phone first. One screen shows each recording, note and reading waiting to send.

Offline and uploads: work is saved on this device, with vital signs waiting to send and a Send all button.

Your day, in 12-hour time

In the agency app, each visit shows its time, patient and visit type, with the drive between stops.

Today on the phone: four visits from 9:00 AM to 2:45 PM, each with its time, patient and Start visit.

Route and mileage, for solo clinicians

In the solo clinician app, the day is a route, not a list.

Traffic-aware route
Drive times that reflect live traffic, with one tap to optimize the order of your day.
Business miles
Set a home base so business miles are split from your commute.
Your maps app
One tap opens directions to the next patient in the maps app you already use.

Private on the phone

Encrypted on the phone
Visit data is stored encrypted, and wiped from the phone at sign-out.
Covered in the app switcher
In the agency app, patient screens are covered when you switch apps or record the screen.
Agency or solo
Use it through your home health agency, or on your own as a solo clinician.

Offline app questions

What works with no signal?

Recording, capturing answers and vitals, and signing. Everything is saved on the phone and sent when you are back online.

When does the AI draft fill in?

Once the recording reaches VisitNote's servers after you reconnect. Until then the recording waits safely on the phone.

What still needs a connection?

A few things, such as Suggest my order, directions and the map. They say so on screen while you are offline instead of failing quietly.

Is the phone app for agencies or solo clinicians?

Both. Agency nurses sign in through their agency; solo clinicians can start a 14-day free trial.

See it with your own notes.

A walkthrough of the phone app and the office workspace, with fictional patients.