Keep families informed without adding another task to your team.

With Caily’s optional EHR integration, selected information from your EHR is automatically shared with families through Daily Updates. Your organization decides what to share, from a simple daily view to connected information like medications and ADLs. Families stay closer to what’s happening, while staff spend less time answering routine calls for information that’s already available.

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The information is already there. Your team shouldn’t have to repeat it by phone.

Your staff is already documenting medications, ADLs, vitals, and other day-to-day information in the EHR. Without a way to share the right pieces with families, routine questions can turn into repeated calls and interruptions for your team.

Caily automatically gives families visibility into the information your organization chooses to share, helping them stay connected while giving staff more time back for care.

How Caily helps.

Connect directly to the EHR.

With Caily’s optional EHR integration, Daily Updates are generated automatically from information your team is already documenting. There’s no separate update for staff to create.

Choose exactly what families can see.

Your organization controls what information is shared. You can keep the update simple or give families greater visibility into connected information such as medications, ADLs, vitals, and other day-to-day details.

Give families a clearer view of what’s happening.

Instead of waiting for a call or wondering how their loved one is doing, families can see the information you’ve chosen to make available in Caily.

Turn routine documentation into fewer routine questions.

When families already have access to the updates they’re looking for, staff don’t have to repeatedly stop what they’re doing to provide the same information by phone.

Two smartphone screens showing a health app for an 82-year-old resident, Otto Johnson. The left screen displays allergies including Penicillin, Peanuts, Latex, Shellfish, and Ibuprofen, with associated reactions like anaphylaxis, swelling, skin rash, hives, and nausea. The right screen shows notes stating Otto is adjusting well to a new room, medication details including morning and evening doses of Metformin 500mg taken at 8 AM and Lisinopril 10mg refused or taken at times indicated, with reasons and administration info.

Built around the information families ask about most.

Daily routines and ADLs

Medications

Meals and nutrition

Mobility and activity

Vitals and health information

Other information your organization chooses to share

More visibility for families. Less repetition for your team.

Daily Updates turn information your team is already documenting in the EHR into something families can actually use. Families get a clearer view into day-to-day care without having to call for every routine update, helping reduce repeated questions and giving staff more time back for care.

See what a daily update actually looks like.

Watch a live walkthrough of the family experience.

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Tablet and smartphone showing a health management app for Otto Johnson, 82 years old. The tablet displays a history of fall incidents with dates, injury details, and care notes. The smartphone shows today's date, Jan 14, 2026, with sections for notes, medications, vital signs, daily care, and a button to message the care team.

Urgent communication still needs to be secure.

Every login requires two-factor authentication

Sessions lock automatically after a short period of inactivity.

Access can be revoked in seconds the moment someone leaves your team.

No PHI lives on the device itself.

BAAs are already in place with every client.

Three older adults sitting at a table, smiling and looking at a smartphone held by the woman in the center, with a pair of eyeglasses resting on the table.

Part of one connected communication experience.

This works alongside staff messaging, family messaging, announcements, emergency alerts, permissions, searchable history, and optional EHR integration.

Common Questions

Do we need an EHR integration to use Daily Updates?

Yes. Daily Updates are an automated feature available through Caily’s optional EHR integration.

Does staff have to create the Daily Update each day?

No. Daily Updates use information your team is already documenting in the EHR, so staff do not have to create a separate update for families.

What information can families see?

Your organization decides what to share. That can include connected information such as medications, ADLs, vitals, meals, mobility, and other day-to-day information available through your EHR.

Do families get access to our full EHR?

No. Families only see the information your organization has chosen to make available through Caily.

Can we control how much information we share?

Yes. You can share as much or as little as makes sense for your organization and the family experience you want to provide.

How can Daily Updates reduce calls to staff?

By giving families routine visibility into information they would otherwise need to call and ask about, Daily Updates can reduce repeated questions while still keeping families connected to what’s happening.

Still have a question?

User interface of Caily software displayed on three devices: laptop screen showing a residents list with columns for name, location, family members, employees, room, and status; a smartphone showing current well-being details of a resident named Otto Johnson including daily living activities, medications, and vital signs; and a tablet displaying a chat window titled 'Chat with Otto Johnson's Family' with messages from family members.

See how daily updates could work for your community.

Talk through your EHR setup, and what a routine update should include.

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