Solutions · Health & medical
DMAI Pro for Home nursing & caregiving
Families usually message under stress and in a hurry: "I need a 24-hour nurse for my mother" or "Can someone come tonight to set up a drip?". The assistant first checks for emergency signs and, if present, sends only a fixed call-emergency-services message and alerts staff. Then it asks about the patient's condition, mobility, shift type (hourly, 12-hour, live-in), caregiver gender and language and the address, collects the doctor's prescription for injections and wound care, shares pricing, books an initial home assessment and manages the weekly schedule and contract renewals.
Questions your customers ask
Each is answered from your own information.
Are your nurses licensed?
What's the difference between a nurse and a caregiver?
Is it more expensive at night or on holidays?
Do I need a prescription for an injection?
Do you bring the medicine?
What dose should this injection be?
5 ready flows
Request a nurse or caregiverScreen for emergencies, collect patient and shift details, quote and book an assessment
Injection, IV & dressing visitGet the prescription, confirm medicine is on hand, book a short visit
Weekly schedule & renewalManage recurring shifts, schedule changes and contract renewals
RatesShare clear rates by service and shift
Report a care issue or concernLog immediately and escalate to supervisor; deterioration to emergency services
Sales stages
- First message
- Screened
- Quoted
- Assessment pending
- Carer assigned
- Active care
- Renewal due
- Service ended
Instagram ideas
- Post "Nurse vs elderly caregiver" — comment "NURSE" for rates by DM
- Team reel showing licences (no patient faces)
- Story "Home injections available tonight" with a WhatsApp button
- Educational content on elderly home safety (fall prevention) with no treatment advice
A reminder sent automatically
Hi 🤍 We still have a suitable carer for Thursday; shall we book them?