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Feed

See what needs attention with Feed.

A live view of what matters for your service, in one feed.

Spot what matters, act before it escalates.

Feed gives your managers a single view of what is happening across service delivery, as it happens. Visit changes, missed tasks, and emerging issues surface in one place, ready to review, action, and sign off. Issues get caught when before they become critical.

Amelio Feed showing a health insight and mobility trend

Who it’s for

It's for the people who need to know what's happening now, including:

  • Service leads keeping an eye on risk and demand across a patch
  • Reablement and intermediate care teams who want to be proactive, rather than reactive
  • Managers who can't be everywhere but need to know what's going on

What Amelio does

Triggered by what matters

Feed fires automatically off key moments in your delivery, a change in someone's condition, a suggestion from the frontline, an incident, and more.

Act in a single click

Action or approve the suggested next step right from Feed: approve a de-escalation, confirm a referral to adult social care, assign an incident to a member of your team.

Automate routine issues

Create rules so routine alerts handle themselves, leaving the team free for the things that genuinely need more thought.

Insights that explain themselves

A mobility score that's deteriorating, a trend in capacity, a worker running late. Flagged in plain language, with the context to act on it.

Information surfaced to those who need it

Users see a bespoke view to the, to reduce noise and ensure they see what's most relevant.

Built from real work

Feed reflects the plans, visits and notes your team already records, so it's the truth on the ground, no additional work required.

Frequently asked questions

It's a live view of what's happening across your service, the updates, risks and changes worth acting on. Amelio delivers this through Feed, which gathers them in one place so your team can step in early rather than find out after the fact.