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Digital body maps

Attach a body map to any concern

Record anything from cuts, bruises, pressure sores, skin conditions and injuries - and act on them fast!

Share in real time

Easily visualise and share skin issues and concerns in real time.

Get instant visibility

Instantly see the site of the problem and investigate in seconds.

Quickly find evidence

Centralised time stamps, notes and actions make it easy to surface evidence for audits.

What partners love about Birdie’s

Digital body maps

As one of our most requested features, Birdie's interactive body maps make it easy to visualise any concern.

Attach multiple body maps to a single concern

Visualise multiple areas of concern, for instance bruising on both the head and elbow, in one go.

Select the type of concern raised

Including accidents, incidents, skin integrity and medication concern types.

Indicate the precise location of the concern

Our interactive tool allows for more detail and precision when reporting skin concerns and injuries.

Caring Forever
Harrison Fensome
Managing Director

I’ve definitely noticed a big positive change in the team, because we’re all able to have more time to focus on the other areas of the business, and those back burner projects that always got pushed back.

Rated Excellent based on 252 reviews

Frequently asked questions

What are Body Maps for Concerns?

When raising a concern, carers have the option to attach body maps - directly from the Carer app to support you to visualise and record any skin integrity issues.

How do body maps support me with auditing?

Body Maps make it easy to surface evidence with timestamps, notes, body maps, and actions recorded and centralised within the Agency Hub.

Are the Birdie’s body maps interactive?

Yes, they are. Thanks to them you have more detail and precision about reported skin concerns and injuries.

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Attach a body map to any concern

Record anything from cuts, bruises, pressure sores, skin conditions and injuries - and act on them fast!

Share in real time

Easily visualise and share skin issues and concerns in real time.

Get instant visibility

Instantly see the site of the problem and investigate in seconds.

Quickly find evidence

Centralised time stamps, notes and actions make it easy to surface evidence for audits.

What partners love about Birdie’s Body Maps

I’ve definitely noticed a big positive change in the team, because we’re all able to have more time to focus on the other areas of the business, and those back burner projects that always got pushed back.

Managing Director

Caring Forever

Want to see what else is included?

Medication Manager is part of Birdie's Care Management product, available on the Birdie platform:

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Body Maps for Concerns?

When raising a concern, carers have the option to attach body maps - directly from the Carer app to support you to visualise and record any skin integrity issues.

How do body maps support me with auditing?

Body Maps make it easy to surface evidence with timestamps, notes, body maps, and actions recorded and centralised within the Agency Hub.

Are the Birdie’s body maps interactive?

Yes, they are. Thanks to them you have more detail and precision about reported skin concerns and injuries.

Product roadmap

We’re committed to being transparent with our partners, whose feedback is vital to building products that solve real challenges in care. Check out our public roadmap to see what we're up to right now!

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