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Medication records you can defend.

Every dose is documented once, by the person who gave it, at the time they gave it. Nothing is auto-filled, nothing is quietly rewritten, and the monthly MAR comes straight out of what your staff actually recorded.

AveeCare documents medication administration. It does not decide who may administer.

Your agency remains responsible for scope of practice and for who is permitted to pass medications in your state. AveeCare matches the documentation wording to your state's rules and keeps the record honest — it never creates a dose entry on its own.

AveeCare eMAR med pass workspace showing doses due, late, and documented

What eMAR gives you

Structured medications

Every medication is a real record, not a line of free text: name, strength, form, route, and sig, plus a scheduled time grid or PRN limits.

Scheduled or PRNDose limitsControlled substancesDiscontinue without deleting

A dose ledger that only grows

Each dose is one entry, written once. Corrections are added as new linked entries and the original stays visible underneath.

One row per doseAmendments link backNothing is overwrittenWho gave it, and when

Alerts before the gap becomes a finding

A monitor checks every half hour for scheduled doses that have come and gone undocumented, and for PRN doses with no follow-up.

Missed-dose alertsPRN follow-up chaseRefused / held / missedOne alert, not twenty

The monthly MAR, ready to hand over

The familiar initials grid, a PRN log, and a controlled-substance log, generated from the same records your staff documented against.

Initials gridSignature legendPRN logDownloadable PDF

Where doses get documented

Three places, one record

A dose can be documented from the office, from a caregiver's visit, or from a shared visit link. All three write to the same ledger under the same rules, so the MAR does not care which door the entry came through.

Med pass, from the office

Office staff work the day’s med pass from one screen: what is due, what is late, what still needs a follow-up. Record, amend, or log a PRN without leaving the grid.

Inside the caregiver’s visit

Medications become a step in the normal check-out flow. The caregiver documents doses alongside their tasks and signature, so nothing depends on them remembering a second app.

On a shared visit link

Caregivers working from a one-time visit link can document doses too, with the same rules applied, so a fill-in shift does not leave a hole in the record.

No add-on fee

Turn it on when you need it

eMAR is off until you switch it on in Settings, the same way EVV works. Agencies that do not pass medications never see it. Agencies that do get the whole system at no extra charge.

Scheduled dose grids and PRN medications with daily maximums and minimum intervals
Controlled-substance flagging with a witness requirement where you need one
Documentation wording matched to each state’s scope-of-practice rules
Refused, held, and missed doses raise an alert to the office immediately
Amendments create a new linked entry — the original is retained, never rewritten
A dose can only be recorded once for a given medication, date, and time slot
Doses documented offline sync when the caregiver regains signal
Monthly MAR PDF with initials grid, PRN log, and controlled-substance log
AveeCare monthly MAR grid with per-dose initials and signature legend

Stop chasing paper MARs

Turn on eMAR and every dose your team gives is documented, alerted on when it is missed, and ready to print at month end.