Home Care
Consumer Directed Financial Management
We eliminate the need for consumer directed financial accounting software and staffing for approved providers of home care.
Our tools allow case managers to view and approve invoices in real-time to pay providers of care immediately, reconcile government subsidies, while providing care recipients real-time statements.
How can we help Case Managers?
Manage income and expenditure
Simplify budget management
Client and family online portal
Approve payments
Organise suppliers
Generate real-time statements
Testimonials
John Michanetzis - Manager HCP, Spectrum
John Krisenthal - Director, 365 Care
The major reason we chose Capital Guardians was that we had a big problem paying bills. Small providers were waiting up to 3 months for payment and this was unsustainable. Capital Guardians guaranteed payment in 7 days, significantly improving our relationships with providers.
Tony Maher - CEO, Healthecare
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Home care management fees falling
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