Stand LM AI Now Automates Welfare Equipment Counselors' Record-Keeping

The 2024 nursing care fee revision's mandate for monitoring record delivery has created a clear need for automation, and Stand LM's expansion into welfare equipment counseling directly addresses that regulatory pressure.

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Stand LM AI Now Automates Welfare Equipment Counselors' Record-Keeping

ENBASE Co., Ltd. has expanded its voice AI assistant Stand LM to support welfare equipment specialist counselors. The system automatically creates five types of records-welfare equipment service plans, monitoring, pre-discharge conferences, service provider meetings, and sales records-from conversations with users or care managers. The move responds to the 2024 nursing care fee revision that made it mandatory to deliver monitoring results to care managers, increasing the document burden on counselors.

The 2024 nursing care fee revision made it mandatory for welfare equipment specialist counselors to record monitoring results and deliver them to care support specialists. This requirement has increased the document workload for counselors, who often create plans and monitoring sheets from memory after home visits. ENBASE's Stand LM, originally developed for home-visit nursing and care, now automatically generates five types of records from conversations: welfare equipment service plans, monitoring sheets, pre-discharge conference minutes, service provider meeting records, and sales records. The AI can be adjusted to the business's output format, aiming to free counselors to focus on user dialogue and equipment proposals.

  • Welfare Equipment Service Plan: Creates a draft plan from the initial visit interactions.
  • Monitoring: Automatically records facts and creates a monitoring sheet for delivery to care managers.
  • Pre-discharge Conference: Creates minutes and handover information from conversations.
  • Service Provider Meeting
  • Sales Records

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