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<h3 style="display: inline-block; background:#ffffff; font-weight:bold; border-bottom:2px solid #6093cc; text-align:left; color:#000; padding:0.2em 0.4em;"><br />Overview</h3>
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My.GrandCare is the name for the newest version of GCManage, which is in beta testing now. It is a substantial upgrade and redesign of GCManage, that can be run on a PC, tablet or mobile device. It includes much of the original functionality, e.g. managing user accounts, managing systems, accessing the Care Menu, but with some important organization improvements, and an updated look and feel.
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===Overview===
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The 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.</td></tr>
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===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 [[Logging In|log in]] to the Online Care Portal. The [[User Roles and Privileges|user's role]] determines what features are available to the user. For more information about user roles, see:
:*[[User Roles and Privileges|User roles defined]]
:*[[Roles and Privileges Chart|User roles and privileges chart]]<br /><br />


<!-- true separation of resident/caregivers, and users with multiple roles -->
The features and capabilities available to each user is determined by their [[User Roles and Privileges|User roles]].
:*[[Group-Level Users|Group-Level Users - what they can do]]
:*[[Account-Level Users|Account-Level Users - what they can do]]
:*[[Resident-Level Users|Resident-Level Users - what they can do]]<br /><br />
 
===General Features===
:<big>'''System Controls'''</big><br />
::*[[Open Care Menu|Open the Care Menu]]
::*[[Show Touchscreen|Show the Touchscreen]]
:<big>'''Notifications'''</big><br />
::*[[Care Notes|View and Create Care Coordination Notes]]
::*View System Alerts<br /><br />
 
===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.   
:*[[View Accounts|How to view account information]]
:*[[Manage Account|How to manage and edit the account information]]
:*[[Search Accounts|Search for accounts]]

Latest revision as of 15:18, 28 July 2017

The Dashboard of the Online Care Portal - for an Admin-Level User
Activity Monitoring

Overview


The 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 what features are available to the user. For more information about user roles, see:

The features and capabilities available to each user is determined by their User roles.

General Features

System Controls
Notifications

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.