IDD & Residential

eBrief brings "Predictable Care" to the shared home environment. By allowing staff to see the needs of all residents on a single dashboard, they can plan household tasks around the known voiding patterns of the group. This proactive approach ensures that care is delivered at the optimal time, minimizing disruptions to the house schedule. It allows the home to function more like a family residence and less like a clinical facility.

eBrief brings Intelligent Staffing to the HCBS setting. By identifying exactly when each resident needs care, the system allows managers to create staffing patterns that are efficient rather than repetitive.

For individuals with IDD or physical disabilities who work in the community, managing incontinence at a job site can be a major stressor.

HCBS providers are under increasing pressure to demonstrate high-quality health oversight, specifically regarding skin integrity and infection prevention. In a community setting, a single instance of severe skin breakdown or a preventable UTI can trigger an intensive state investigation and "Critical Incident" reporting that can threaten a provider's license or waiver contract.

Day programs are centers of activity, social connection, and skill-building. However, for participants living with incontinence, the day care environment can be stressful. Staff at day programs are often managing large groups and may not be familiar with a participant's specific "home" routine.

For providers and families in the HCBS space, the biggest hurdle to adopting life-changing innovation is often the "How do we pay for it?" question.

eBrief provides the objective data care teams need to set and monitor ISP goals effectively. By capturing real-time voiding patterns, eBrief allows teams to see exactly where a participant is on their journey toward independence.