Ameryst is care management software, built inside a working care service, for teams looking after the whole family and a need to staff by competency, not just headcount.
Siblings, parents and carers each get their own record, notes and care plans, linked to the patient for ease of access.
Dependency scores come out of the care plan, and the roster checks them against your staff’s competencies. So you find out that nobody on Thursday night can manage a tracheostomy while you can still do something about it.
One stay can draw on several funders at once, and each is invoiced only for the nights it covered. The overspend surfaces at the booking, not at year end.
Nothing is deleted and every edit is audited, so “who changed this, and when” always has an answer.
Your care plans, your lists, your language, built alongside our team during implementation. Afterwards you can change any of it yourself.
Hosting and support are included, and the people who answer know the sector rather than reading from a script.
The people who train you and build your care plans understand the job you are doing, on the other side of the same software.
Most of what Ameryst does today began as a request from a service using it. When you ask for something, it reaches the people who build it.
We don’t hand it over with a short training session and wish you luck. The people who configure your system train your team and answer the phone once you are live.
So the roster tells youSaturday, early shift — nobody rostered with epilepsy and seizure management.
Claire House received an ‘Outstanding’ CQC rating in their latest inspection and we were delighted to see how The Care Database helped Claire House achieve this rating.
Janet Sutherland Oakes
Director of Clinical Services, Claire House
Ameryst was known as The Care Database until 2026.
Tell us the complexities of the care you provide and how you are funded, and that’s the demo you get.
