Operations

A command desk for the day that actually happened.

Schedulers, supervisors, billers, and administrators can scan one truth: who is in the field, which visits need attention, what is ready for claims, and what cannot move until a person reviews it.

4

visits need supervisor review

38

EVV GPS records ready

7

authorization hours close to limit

Workday view

Dense enough for real operations. Calm enough to use all day.

Now

Green Bay route

5 of 6 visits on time

Escanaba check-in

GPS weak, note required

Meal route north

All stops confirmed

Review

Manual edit

Reason code missing

Late note

Supervisor approval needed

Incident follow-up

Document attached

Ready

Claims preview

31 lines clean

Payroll export

12 caregivers approved

A/R follow-up

2 denials waiting

Role-based pages

Each team sees the slice they can act on.

Scheduler

Open shifts, caregiver availability, route distance, authorization limits, and missed-visit risk.

Supervisor

Exception review, manual edit approval, incident notes, visit verification, and audit-ready decisions.

Billing

Claims preview, payer rules, denial workqueue, 835 posting, A/R aging, and clean export batches.

Caregiver

Schedule, clock in, EVV GPS, tasks, visit notes, mileage, and secure mobile record updates.

Program breadth

Visits, transportation, meals, forms, and exceptions in one operating model.

Live operations

Active visits, transportation trips, meal deliveries, map coverage gaps, and attention items without fake pins or demo-only data.

Fleet and rides

Driver dispatch, vehicle assignment, trip lifecycle, mileage, wait time, authorization linkage, and billing-ready review.

Nutrition routes

Kitchen planning, route pickup, delivered/refused/missed stop outcomes, congregate service, recurring meal schedules, and route completion.

Built for the UP

Long drives, weak signal, small teams, high accountability.

UP Care treats rural constraints as normal. Offline-tolerant notes, weak GPS exceptions, mileage review, and clear authorization warnings are not edge cases here.