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CareLineLive is an all-in-one, cloud-based homecare management platform trusted by over 700 home care agencies and domiciliary care providers across the UK and Australia. The platform covers rostering, scheduling, care planning, care monitoring (ECM), eMAR, payroll, invoicing and the Care Circle portal for friends and family. Subscription includes CQC (Care Quality Commission) and CIW (Care Inspectorate Wales) compliance tool MOA Benchmarking to deliver a solution combining both homecare management and compliance. Customers find the comprehensive functionality easy to use because of the intuitive user interface and enjoy excellent day-to-day support which is recognised by CareLineLive’s high rating on Trustpilot. CareLineLive is an NHS England Assured Supplier for Digital Social Care Records (DSCR). CareLineLive is accredited to ISO 27001 (Information Security), ISO 9001 (Quality Management), and Cyber Essentials Plus. In addition to being hosted on secure AWS servers with data stored in the UK (or Australia for customers there) for data sovereignty. Founded in 2014, CareLineLive is led by Managing Director Josh Hough and is headquartered in West Sussex with offices in London and Melbourne. CareLineLive is part of MAS Technicae Group and received majority investment from technology-focused investment firm Accel-KKR in June 2025. Sister companies under the same group include compliance specialist MOA and Australian aged care software provider Health Metrics. CareLineLive includes: Electronic Medication Administration Records (eMAR) for medication management Care rostering software with AI-assisted scheduling Carer Companion mobile app for Android & iOS Care Circle Portal for family member access GP Connect integration for NHS patient records Payroll and invoicing automation CQC compliance tools for UK care providers Fully managed handsets with remote wipe MOA Benchmarking's audit tool for CQC/CIW compliance

CHARMS is a robust online case management platform designed to oversee every element of record maintenance for various services, including foster care, adoptions, residential care for children, supported housing, and recruitment for foster carers. Operating as a non-profit entity, SCN remains under private ownership and is guided by sociocratic principles, ensuring that all staff and clients contribute to the evolution and enhancement of the CHARMS Community. This inclusive approach allows everyone—employees, customers, suppliers, and especially the users of CHARMS—to voice their opinions on the platform's development and functionality. By prioritizing the safeguarding of sensitive information, CHARMS empowers educators, social workers, and other care providers to concentrate on their vital responsibilities without concern. Ultimately, this commitment to privacy and community engagement fosters a supportive environment for all stakeholders involved.

A Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE) provides comprehensive support and supervision for seniors, typically those aged 60 and older, who either require or prefer assistance with their daily needs. These establishments may also be known as Assisted Living facilities, retirement communities, or board and care homes. On the other hand, an Adult Residential Care Facility (ARF) serves younger adults, specifically those between 18 and 59 years old, who face mental health challenges or have physical and developmental disabilities, and who similarly need ongoing support. Furthermore, ARFs can house up to five adults with developmental disabilities, ensuring they receive the specialized health care and in-depth assistance necessary to prevent the need for institutionalization. In essence, community-oriented facilities or programs that provide personal care, supervision, or assistance are vital for individuals aged 18 and over who need care. These types of facilities not only facilitate essential daily living support but also significantly enhance the overall quality of life for their residents by offering personalized care and attention tailored to individual needs. Such environments foster a sense of community and belonging, which is particularly important for those seeking to maintain their independence while receiving the care they require.