Elorahq provides a frontline platform for home and community‑based care teams that automates screenings, documentation, referrals and reporting while offering AI‑driven decision support. The solution is HIPAA and SOC2 certified, delivers audit‑ready reports, and helps care workers track social determinants of health to improve outcomes and reduce costs.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Home and community‑based care teams often rely on fragmented tools, manual data entry, and paper‑based processes to conduct screenings, triage, care planning, and reporting. This leads to staff burnout, missed care opportunities, and difficulty capturing revenue or demonstrating compliance.
Solution
Elora provides a single, frontline platform that automates screenings, triage, and documentation while offering live decision support powered by a proprietary AI engine. The system consolidates referrals, warm handoffs, care plans, and follow‑up tasks across agencies, ensuring that all interactions are captured in audit‑ready reports. Built to meet HIPAA and SOC2 standards, the platform delivers real‑time compliance documentation and revenue capture without additional paperwork. By centralizing data from community health workers, social workers, and nurse care managers, Elora enables teams to track health‑related social needs, improve outcomes, and demonstrate the value of their services.
Target Audience
Primary users are community health workers, social workers, nurse care managers, and other frontline staff in senior care, veteran services, behavioral health, and related home‑based care programs.
Features
- Automated screening and triage workflows with AI‑driven decision support
- Integrated referral, warm‑handoff, and care‑planning tools in a unified interface
- Real‑time, 100% audit‑ready reporting that meets HIPAA and SOC2 requirements
- Cross‑agency data consolidation to capture revenue and compliance metrics
- Live dashboards for monitoring social determinants of health and care outcomes
- Role‑based access for community health workers, social workers, and care managers