Most tools file communications by phone number. Care Sync files them by the person whose care they concern, so the daughter, the doctor, the attorney, and the assisted living facility all sit on one timeline.
Helen had a quiet night. Breakfast at 8.
SMS Backup and Restore, Droid Transfer, even the call log built into your phone: they all sort by contact. But when Helen's daughter, her doctor, her attorney, and her physical therapist all call about the same week, you need one thread, not four. Care Sync gives you that thread, then lets you pull a clean date range for the documentation and the bill.
Assign family, providers, and facilities to each client. Their calls and texts merge into a single timeline.
Pick any 7, 30, or 90 days, or set a custom range, and instantly retrieve every interaction in that window.
Direction, duration, who called whom. Incoming, outgoing, and missed are all captured.
Read the actual message alongside calls in chronological order, not in a separate inbox.
One click copy or CSV download, formatted for documentation and billing.
Designed for end of day documentation, not another app competing for attention.
Helen S. Add notes and care context, anything you would want at the top of a chart.
Daughter, son, primary care physician, physical therapist, attorney, assisted living. Each contact lives under the client.
Capture calls and texts as they happen, or paste in a CSV export from your phone.
Pick a date range, copy or export, and you are ready to document and invoice.
I used to dig through six different contact threads to figure out what happened with one client last week. Now it is one screen, one date range, one export.
A sample client is already loaded, so you can try a date range pull in under a minute.
