One price per clinic for everything we have already built, and a production fee when you want something we have not. Nothing is charged per patient, so nothing discourages you from reaching all of them.
For proving it works on your patients
For a single location
For groups and multi-site organizations
From $2,500 per module, once. That covers writing it from sources your clinicians approve, three genuine reading levels rather than one text resized, six languages, narration on every page and rendered video. It is a one-time fee because it is a one-time cost, and the module is then yours to offer for as long as you subscribe.
A patient scans the code and starts reading. No sign-up, no app to install and no form standing between them and the information.
Every page is written three times, down to the quiz questions. The same module fits a caregiver, a patient and a clinician.
English, Spanish, French, Russian, Portuguese and Haitian Creole, each with narration rather than a silent translation.
It answers from the documents you upload and nothing else, refuses to diagnose and points at emergency care when it should.
Opens, completions, which reading level people chose and the page where they stopped, per module.
No module reaches a patient until a person has read it. That is true of the library and of anything we build for you.
Because serving one more reader costs us almost nothing, and charging for it would make you ration the thing you are paying us to do. Put the code on every discharge sheet and every poster. The price does not move.
No. Care Tales holds no patient records and no chart data. A patient does not identify themselves to read a module, and what we report back to you is counts, not people. Where a deployment does need a business associate agreement, that is a conversation to have with us before it starts.
Modules we built for you were built from your material and stay yours. What ends is the library subscription, the hosting and the assistant.
Days, not months, when the topics come from our library. Building new modules from your own protocols is the part with a lead time, and we will tell you what it is before you commit.
The library is machine translated and then narrated. For a deployment in a language your patients actually depend on, we arrange native review, and that is included in health system agreements. Ask us for it rather than assuming it.