National & Cross-State Capability Focus:

Yes. FieldWorker is a centralized, multi-tenant care management platform designed to support multi-state agencies. It allows social care organizations to manage cross-state team workflows, separate patient/client records by regional lines, and handle state-specific electronic visit verification (EVV) requirements within a single, unified interface.

FieldWorker.ai leverages an agile, cloud-hosted compliance engine. When state-level mandates or data privacy policies evolve, updates are deployed globally or targeted to regional workflows directly from the backend. This ensures agencies remain audit-ready without needing to patch their local systems manually.

Yes. The platform includes a flexible forms and reporting module. Agencies can design custom data fields, workflows, and checklist parameters to track specific regional metrics and secure localized county or state-level grant funding.

Yes. FieldWorker.ai is an all-in-one, cloud-based platform. Remote caseworkers can securely access dashboards, manage client profiles, and log information using the web portal or the dedicated mobile app from anywhere in the United States.

Yes. FieldWorker.ai is fully HIPAA-compliant. The platform secures sensitive Electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI) through strict end-to-end data encryption in transit and at rest, secure folder structures, and role-based access controls that align with both national standards and individual state privacy acts.

California Local Intent Pulls:

FieldWorker.ai adapts to CalAIM by unifying medical, behavioral, and social care records into a single, centralized client file. The platform features built-in compliance tools, including real-time team coordination, GPS-verified EVV, and centralized outcome-tracking dashboards, that automatically capture the multidisciplinary data needed for CalAIM reporting, reducing administrative work by 50% while supporting value-based reimbursements.

Yes. FieldWorker.ai features modular workflow customization and customizable data forms designed to help agencies match the platform to their specific CalAIM and regional priorities. California non-profits can tailor these modular structures and granular data parameters to track, isolate, and report on specialized local county-level metrics alongside broader state mandates.

AbilityHUB FAQ

AbilityHUB is a free app designed to be by your side, as your companion throughout your caregiving journey, whether you are a caregiver as a profession, or have caregiving thrust on you because of a near and dear needs your help. The AbilityHUB app helps you find answers at a moment’s notice, enables you to record observations about your loved one’s behaviors, keeps you prepared for doctors’ visits, and more. The app helps you work effectively keeping the safety, dignity, independence, privacy, and communication of all involved as a centerpiece.

As a caregiver of a loved one with long-term, occasionally debilitating conditions, sometimes you just need some support. The Ability Hub app has many benefits helping simplify your life, easing out the burden of caregiving, and potentially bringing relief and smile to you when needed

  • Record and better understand changes in your loved one’s behaviors.
  • Hel you find answers, straightforward guidance, and instant encouragement.
  • Prepare for doctor appointments and send reports ahead of time.
  • Get information, support, and learn from the experiences of other caregivers and contacts.
  • Watch and keep an eye on your well-being and help you overcome burnout, fatigue, and lack of respite.

Circles of Care is an electronic meeting place, a personal, secure space where adults whose lives have been challenged by mobility, disabilities, or other chronic illnesses can find a place to spend time in a safe, social, and stimulating environment. The center of action is focused on the care or health of the patient (with their family). The scope of the circle includes formal and informal caregivers, friends, and families, but it starts and ends with patients. The Ability Hub app always keeps the patient as a center of focus, and YES, you can invite the patient to be a user of the app and be the nucleus of the support team.

Yes, indeed. Anyone receiving care can initiate their circle of care, by installing the Ability Hub app and inviting their caregivers, friends, and families to join them in their circle.

As a true companion and friend, the app lets you build your community, help keep them informed, and build a place where you can share your feelings, thoughts, and moods. You can also keep your medicines, get reminders for taking medicine, your upcoming visits and doctor appointments, etc.

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