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Community Care Software
A smart community care software tool supporting the needs of all care providers, Australia wide.
We designed 2Gen for Australian community care service providers across aged care, disability, mental health, and child and family services. 2Gen offers a wide range of modules. It provides a central repository for client data, case management, rostering and resource management tools, award interpretation, budget and financial tracking and reporting. And with integration to third party finance payroll systems, you’ll have a complete end-to-end solution for your organisation. When it comes down to reliable and user-friendly community care software, we are your leading choice here at AIM Software.
Automated rostering lets you deliver reliable and individualised service to your clients and gives your team peace of mind. Set recurring appointments, match clients with suitable care workers, provide fully funded services, individual and group rosters, and use the flexible filter settings.
Community care software is only as good as the implementation and ongoing support you receive. From our first interaction, right through implementation to training and then using our help desk, we are always here to help you get the best out of manad plus. This is what sets us apart here at AIM Software as we stand out as the finest community care software in Australia.
Our focus is on creating easy to use features for users at all levels without compromising the aged care functionality for which AIM Software is well known. We’ll assist your business to improve the day to day running through timely and accurate delivery of financial implementation and reporting. AIM Software comprises a fully integrated suite of modules that can be purchased as a whole, in combinations or individually, with the complete assurance that additional modules can be integrated into a full enterprise software package at a later stage. For more insight on our online rostering software, contact us directly.
