Flexible plan
Stays on record.
Star category
Palliative care: for home care and care homes in Saudi Arabia
The Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL) and SDAIA guidance shape how records are kept, so access and retention are defined early. In palliative care, plans change often; flexible planning and team coordination are critical. Contact with relatives is handled with care.
- English and the community languages your customers speak
- SAR, VAT and local levies
- Data protection under PDPL
Flexibility and coordination
The plan can change at short notice; the system updates visit frequency and duration quickly and notifies the carer concerned. The on-call team reaches the client file at once and the coordinator sees team notes together.
Your benefits
How we work
- 1
Clarify requirements
By e-mail we discuss your property, your workflows and your goals and agree on the scope.
- 2
Build and connect
We build the solution to fit your hotel and connect it to your existing systems.
- 3
Test and launch
We test with real workflows, train your team and only go live when everything is right.
Saudi specifics
Ethical and legal aspects of palliative care (such as advance directives) depend on the specialists and rules concerned; the system keeps records.
Frequently asked questions
Can documents (e.g. advance directives) be attached?
Yes; documents are attached to the file, visible to authorised people.
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