Resident and stay records
Resident records, admission, reservations, absences and change history in one place.
Resident records, stays, staff work, care delivery and reporting in one place. Less fragmented information, easier access to activity history and clearer daily organisation.

MójDPS does not replace the IT specialist responsible for computers, networks or printers. It is a ready application product for resident work, documentation and everyday care-home processes.
Local IT support can continue to manage devices, networks and user assistance. MójDPS covers a different area: resident data, stays, care work, tasks, documents and reporting.
The system can therefore work alongside the facility’s existing IT support without taking over its role.

The system connects information needed by office staff, care teams and management, helping reduce duplicate work and making activity history easier to find.
Resident records, admission, reservations, absences and change history in one place.
Notes, observations, incidents and tasks organised around the resident and daily workflow.
Care goals, diet, mobility, medication and procedure plans within the agreed scope.
Records and consent with a traceable lifecycle and clear responsibilities.
A clearer link between stay data, documents and financial information.
Stay and care reports plus structured handovers between shifts.
Key questions about the system scope, demo, pilot, cooperation with local IT and further product development.
MójDPS is developed primarily for care homes and other round-the-clock care facilities. It focuses on residents, stays, staff work, care delivery, documents, billing and reporting.
No. Local IT can continue to manage computers, networks, printers and user support. MójDPS is a specialist application for care-home processes and can work alongside the existing IT service.
Yes. One of the implemented areas is the family portal, which helps organise access to selected information and documents.
Yes. The system also includes a resident portal with an access scope tailored to the needs of the facility.
Yes. The system covers general, stay-related and care-related reports, as well as shift reports and structured handover between shifts.
No. The operational core is already implemented, but some development areas are still planned, including visits, extending retention beyond documents and consent records, and external integrations. The lifecycle and retention of documents and consent records are already supported, while the exact scope depends on rollout configuration.
Yes. MójDPS is an existing product, while rollout scope can be selected around facility processes. Justified needs can be considered as the product develops, without promising arbitrary features on request.
Yes. A facility can begin with a pilot in a limited, agreed scope to assess the system during real work before deciding on a full rollout.
Yes. The conversation can cover standardisation, reporting and a possible pilot for an organisation responsible for one or more facilities. The exact multi-facility model and rollout terms must be confirmed for that organisation.
We will show how MójDPS supports resident work, stays, documents, care delivery and reporting, and where an implementation or pilot can begin.