Body Maps
Care Vision’s Resident Fund feature enables family members to provide and/or manage funds to help loved ones in residential care pay for hobbies and additional expenses.
Get a Quick View of a Physical Ailment
With the help of our Body Map feature, you can see directly which parts of a resident's body are being affected by any condition. This makes it easier for you to monitor things physically and provide care as needed.
It gives you access to an online platform where you can see, edit and save changes to a person's individual Body Map straight away.
Help Detect the Problematic Area
Simply take a picture of a resident’s affected part of their body and our Body Map feature can help you to detect the problem. We've built an editable description for the majority of body areas to save you time.
Once you upload the picture, the relevant descriptions will automatically appear. If the issue is more complex, you can add the details to make the system more informative and reflect the problem that your resident is facing.
Provide Transparency to Care Staff
Every time you use our Body Map feature to identify the symptoms and concerns around parts of the body being treated for a condition, details are uploaded at the point of care.
The system provides updates in real time, meaning that the rest of the resident’s care team can see them immediately, promoting care transparency and easier information sharing.
Key Benefits
Enable carers to properly monitor the physical progression of a resident.
Show a clearer picture of the condition, treatment and progress of a resident.
Spend less time and money, while helping to enhance the treatment process.
Higher standards of compliance to ensure residents’ health and wellbeing.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Body Map is used to identify and show any problems in a body of the resident or a patient. Users note down the position of any concerns they may have about a resident on the appropriate part of the body map. This can include injuries and pressure ulcers.
A Body Map is a picture that displays both the front and back of a body. Details can be added anywhere on the image to identify where a problem might be on a resident’s body and to assist with diagnosis and treatment planning.