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The features and capabilities available to each user is determined by their [[User Roles and Privileges|User roles]]. | The features and capabilities available to each user is determined by their [[User Roles and Privileges|User roles]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:26, 29 November 2013
The Dashboard of the Online Care Portal - for an Admin-Level User
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OverviewThe Online Care Portal is the website that caregivers use to access the resident's system. Through the Care Portal, caregivers can use all the features of the system, such as viewing activity or health data, setting rules, or communicating with the resident. Because the Care Portal is web-based, it can be used on any Internet-connected device, e.g. a PC, laptop, tablet or mobile device. |
Logging In
The most important thing the Online Care Portal does is to control who has access to your loved one's system. Only authorized users can log in to the Online Care Portal. The user's role determines how many features can be seen by the user. Account users logging in for the first time must activate their accounts. For more information about user roles, see:
General Features
- System Controls
- Notifications
- View and Create Care Coordination Notes
- View System Alerts
User Roles
The features and capabilities available to each user is determined by their User roles.
Accounts
Each system has its own account displayed on the Online Care Portal. Each account is accessed separately making it easy for Caregivers to manage multiple systems.