Care services a community
can rely on.
Home care, prevention programs, clinic operations, rehabilitation, home health and counselling services — run as honest operational records: visits delivered, appointments kept, programs run, caseloads carried. Delivered by qualified people and, wherever the law requires it, licensed professionals.
Enter the ERP See the services
Hold, never spend — 1 SAN opens the ERP, 1 SAN per module per month · Records kept honestly · No treatment outcome promised to anyone
The service suite
Scheduled visits by known workers — tasks, windows and concerns recorded per client.
Open in the ERP →Screening days and programs people finish — recorded per cohort, completion and all.
Open in the ERP →The appointment book, practitioners and recall schedules of neighbourhood clinics.
Open in the ERP →Recovery programs with sessions counted and progress measured, honestly recorded.
Open in the ERP →Skilled visits at home — caseloads and coordination records a service can audit.
Open in the ERP →Sessions delivered and access times, recorded in aggregate — session content stays out.
Open in the ERP →Every site in a group reporting its services, volumes and quality, site by site.
Open in the ERP →Regional, national and global tiers — the same services, scaled with the record intact.
Open in the ERP →Intake to completion, staged and visible, region by region.
Open in the ERP →Every referral received, its source, and the service it starts — nothing lost at the door.
Open in the ERP →Concerns and incidents logged per service and tracked until they are answered.
Open in the ERP →How it works
1 · Connect — a wallet holding at least 1 SAN. The gate checks the balance; nothing is spent or transferred.
2 · Activate — each service module runs on a further one-SAN monthly hold. Disconnect or fall short and the service pauses; restore the hold and it resumes.
3 · Run the service — records, vault and reporting inside the ERP, connected to the CCJV core modules for CRM, HRM, projects, assets, accounting, calendar and IoT.
Care work is work, and it is treated that way here. Care workers receive their assignments, visit windows, and pay terms in writing before work starts. No worker is charged a fee for access to shifts. No automated step ends a care worker’s engagement without a human review first. And a concern raised on a visit is logged where it can be answered — not buried.
Care is a relationship before it is a service. The record of what was delivered belongs to the people it describes and stays open to them. These services are built where people live — in homes and neighbourhoods, not only in institutions — and the record grows with the community it serves.
SanitasCoin records the operations of care services: visits, appointments, programs, and caseloads. It does not hold clinical notes, and it promises no treatment outcome to anyone.