For Licensed Practical & Vocational Nurses

Run the medication round. Skip the charting marathon.

LPNs and LVNs hold the floor together — medication support, wellness checks, supervising caregivers, and the documentation that has to follow every one of them. Companion drafts the notes and surfaces what changed while you work, so the charting backlog stops eating the end of your shift.

The reality on the floor

The rounds are long. The charting after them is longer.

A licensed nurse can spend hours on medication support for a full floor, then more hours documenting observations made along the way — much of it reconstructed from memory after the fact. The administrative weight is a leading reason LPNs burn out and leave resident-facing roles for desk work or agency shifts.

40%+
of a shift spent documenting
Hours
per shift on rounds + charting
Real time
Companion drafts notes as care happens

What Companion does for you

The notes write their first draft themselves.

Wellness notes drafted

Every interaction is captured and structured into a draft note. You review, edit if needed, and sign — no logging an eight-hour shift from memory.

Changes surfaced during your rounds

A resident who's off baseline — new discomfort, declining a meal, a mood shift — is flagged in the moment, not buried until someone reviews notes days later.

Follow-up support

Companion keeps a timestamped trail of what was observed and followed up on, so the documentation around resident changes holds up.

Hours returned to residents

When the documentation drafts itself, the time you'd spend catching up on notes goes back to residents and to actually finishing on time.

What changes

Concrete shifts, not promises.

Notes follow you in real time instead of piling up for the end of shift.

Resident changes reach the RN early, with the observation already documented.

Wellness records are complete and timestamped, not reconstructed.

You clock out closer to on time, more days than not.

FAQ

For Licensed Practical & Vocational Nurses, answered

Does Sevah change anything about my scope of practice?

No. Companion drafts documentation and surfaces observations; every note is reviewed and signed by a licensed nurse before it enters the record. Clinical decisions and scope stay entirely yours.

Does it integrate with our record system?

Yes. CareOS routes structured, staff-signed draft notes into the record system you already run — it routes into your system rather than replacing it.

What if the draft note is wrong?

Nothing posts automatically. Drafts are exactly that — you edit and sign. The goal is to save you the blank-page work, not to put words in your record.

Sevah serves the whole community.

Every role lives a different day. See what Companion changes for the rest of the team.

Request a Pilot

Ten Companion units. One floor. 30 days. See the outcomes for yourself.

No procurement committee. No capex. Install in week one.