Follow one shift. See where Relic AI gives the hours back.
Not a features list — an actual day, the way it happens on your floor, with Relic AI's AI team working alongside your nurses and CNAs at each step.
Night shift hands off. Day shift starts rounds.
Nothing from Relic AI here yet — just the ordinary start of a floor's day, the moment every shift already begins with.
A nurse calls Notes Assistant mid-round, hands full, to chart a resident's progress note.
No tablet to unlock. She talks, Notes Assistant listens on the same phone line the building already uses, and drafts the note for her to review later.
“Nurse: "Post-op day four from right total knee replacement. Incision's clean and dry..." - Charting Assistant accepts the dictated chart, rephrases it as per EHR requirements and presents the chart for Nurse's acceptance and signature.”
A nurse needs to check in with a resident who speaks Vietnamese.
Mid-visit, hands full, no shared language. The nurse calls Interpreter Assistant from the same phone she's already holding — no app, no separate line to remember — and it carries the conversation between English and Vietnamese in real time, right at the bedside.
“Nurse: "Can you ask her if she's had any pain since this morning?" — Interpreter Assistant relays it in Vietnamese, then translates the resident's answer back, live.”
Both notes are already sitting in the EHR, ready to sign.
No exporting, no re-typing into a second system. Both calls from earlier in the shift already show up on the resident's own AI Sessions tab — this is the actual screen a nurse would see, right inside the record.
A missing co-signature gets flagged — before survey does.
Compliance Assistant checks documentation against what a surveyor actually looks for, so a gap gets caught by your DON this afternoon, not written up next month.
Day shift hands off. The documentation is already done.
This is the part of the story we're actually trying to change — a shift that ends on time, because the documentation didn't wait until the end of it.
Compliance isn't a feature we added. It's how Relic AI was built.
Every note, every call, every hand-off is designed around HIPAA and your facility's own audit requirements from day one — not retrofitted after the fact.
See what this looks like for your facility's own shift.
No case study pitch, no pressure — just a conversation about your facility's actual day.
Straight answers for administrators, not AI hype
Fall-Risk and Pressure-Injury Documentation: What F686 and F689 Actually Pull From Your Chart
What CMS's F686 and F689 Critical Element Pathways pull from your chart for falls and pressure injuries, plus OIG's 43% fall-underreporting finding.
Section GG Documentation Accuracy: Why a Missing or Dependent Response Scores as Zero
Why CMS scores a missing or Dependent Section GG item as zero, the PDPM revenue stakes, and the OIG audit exposure behind it.
The SNF Survey-Readiness Checklist: What Surveyors Actually Check, Chapter by Chapter
CMS's Critical Element Pathways, the most-cited F-tags, Risk-Based Survey eligibility, and California citation costs — a chapter-by-chapter checklist.
Ready to see this on your own floor?