We use ECP for our EHR, our EMAR and most of our clinical applications across our 11 large Assisted Living/Memory Care communities. They are so good to work with and their customer support is extraordinary. I email about once a month over something or other which is usually an upgrade in the software.

I like that I can customize assessments for the team. ECP offers assessments for most states that are state required (like in Utah) for Assisted Living. Most of the team can teach themselves the software really easily. It is very user friendly.

Every software has it's limitations and there are a few things that are a little wonky with ECP. I wish there was a way in the assessment that you could say if you select yes to an option, it opens up more of an assessment but if you say no it doesn't show up. Its a small thing. I anticipate this is an option ECP would develop someday. However, ECP is so good to work with that if this was something that was absolutely needed, they would make it happen.

They deserve a Gold Star

Price (Smile) it is more oriented toward "Client Care" and ease of use compared to some systems that are Accounting, or Billing oriented. We started with MARS which out pharmacy "Populated" most of the program for us, Then it took about a week for caregivers to begin doing "Incident Reports" nest we began the "Observations" which are the care notes and Change of Conditions . ECP just "Sucks you in" and makes it very easy and fun to do documentation. And just as you begin to think I wish they addressed an idea I found it had been addressed and better than I had in mind. These programmers are familiar with caregiving. The support help have been awsome, smart, polite, knowledgeable, do not beat around the bush they know what I am asking and have direct, correct answers

Language and defenitions . What I am calling something is not what ECP calls it, but when I mentioned it they did have good answers and I think they did great at reaching universally acceptible terms, I learned to call "Notes" and COC "Observations".

I have used it for 4 years. I learn something new every day. Some good some bad.

the cart set up screens. Easy to identify a resident.

To many ways to enter one entry. ie Treatment, daily task. Care plan, single care

We had been using ECP for many years and were able to convert easily from paper charting. Over the years there were a couple of glitches but when we called customer service we were given their full attention and assistance. We are now running well and they are available for us when we need them. The customer service team at ECP are willing to research and teach as well as walk us through an issue to get to a resolve.

ECP enables us to recall resident information, gather statistics for our vitals for Dr. visits, schedule tasks for our caregivers, and monitor our medication pass information.

There are not any features we don't like at this time.

It has been great for documenting resident care. I haven't integrated staff information yet but that is on my next "to do" list.

This software is rather intuitive and what one can't figure out, the very fast response time from customer service makes it very easy to use. Turns out very professional documents. It also provides mini workshops only 20-40 minutes in length that aid learning.

The sign in feature is such that it has to be done every time on logs in. Would prefer that it could be laptop specific.