Ameryst is care management software for complex, site-based care — residential, respite and specialist services. It holds one record per family, from referral through assessments, care plans and daily notes to funding, rostering and reporting, and it has been in service since 2014.
Ameryst is one system for running a complex care service. Everything about a person sits in a single record: how they came to you, what they need, what happened on shift, who cared for them, what it costs. It is set up around the way your service already works, and it turns what your teams write down every day into the evidence you are asked to produce.
To take the complexity out of care management, so the record helps teams deliver safe, consistent care on every shift.
Everyone who touches care can have an account, because charging per user only discourages the recording you want. Every module, hosting and support are in the same subscription.
Care plans, assessments, lists and naming reflect the way your service works and the words your teams already use. Most of it is yours to change, whenever it needs to change.
The people who know the product and know your service. Not a ticket number and a different name each time you call.
I’ve worked with care organisations for three decades, and I’ve seen where technology genuinely helps and where it simply creates more work. With Ameryst, we start with a simple question: does this make it easier for people to deliver and evidence great care? If it doesn’t, it doesn’t belong.
During our recent inspection, Healthcare Improvement Scotland had really positive feedback – they loved the layout and how user-friendly the software is. It’s reassuring to know it stands up when the regulators are looking.
Alana StruthersHead of Governance, Ayrshire Hospice
We value Ameryst’s responsiveness, expertise, and shared commitment to continuous improvement.
Claire Ellis-WaghornDirector of IT, Data and Governance, Demelza
You are not handed to an account manager you never meet. These are the people who configure the system with you, train your teams, and answer the phone afterwards.
It is a coined word, deliberately. It holds three things at once:
Half an hour or an hour, whichever suits. We’ll spend it on the parts that matter to your service.
