Honor Technology, Inc.

Cameron T Ring

Seth J Sternberg

Sandy J Ring

Monica Lo

The present invention relates to systems and methods for ensuring quality of care services. After care is provided a confirmation is received. This may include a message regarding the care delivery from the provider. The confirmation and message may be conveyed to friends and family of the recipient. Location data from the provider, and feeds from the recipient's location are collected. Any lapses of care and emergencies based upon the location data and feeds are likewise identified. Identifying lapses of care and emergencies includes cross referencing length of time the provider spent at the recipient's location against tasks that were supposed to be performed at the location to determine if there is a discrepancy. Likewise, the time and location of the provider can be cross referenced against the confirmation to determine if there is a discrepancy. In some embodiments the feeds are also analyzed for trigger events.

Systems and methods for ensuring quality of care services

The present invention relates to systems and methods for providing value added services. a request for a service for a recipient is received. A value added service may then be matched to the recipient. These value added services are vetted beforehand. The matching takes into account the recipients limitations, including physical and mental limitations, and location, and the value added service rating. The recipient's limitations; and the matching include optimizing the value added service to the profile of the recipient. The profile includes likes and dislikes of the recipient. Lastly, approval of the value added service is received from the recipient and/or the friends of family of the recipient.

Systems and methods for providing value added services

The present invention relates to systems and methods for facilitating remote care services. First a provider of the services is matched to a recipient of the services by optimizing the profiles of the provider and recipient using historical feedback. Next the schedule for the provider is optimized in order to most effectively deliver care to the recipients. The system may also be adapted to provide efficient routing of the provider to and from recipient appointments. Upon care delivery, the system may also collect confirmation that all tasks of the service have been completed. The provider and recipient can also, respectively, provide feedback to the system of the encounter. The provider may be able to send messages regarding the appointment directly to friends and family of the recipient.

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Portola Valley, CA, United States of America

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