Enterprise DNA

Instead of Leecare

Stop renting Leecare. Own your aged care system.

We build your version around your homes, your clinical team and the way you run a shift, bring your Leecare residents, weights and incident register across and run it for you.

Leecare publishes no price: its Platinum6 suite is sold module by module and quoted on request, and care systems like it are commonly quoted per bed, so the bill tends to grow with every bed you add.

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What the subscription covers

You pay every year for screens over records your nurses already keep

Leecare does not publish what it charges. Most of what you pay for is the layer that shows residents, incidents and reports, while the facts underneath are typed in by your own staff every shift.

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A price you have to ask for

There is no published price on the Leecare site, only a request for a demonstration. You find out what it costs after the sales process, not before.

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Sold module by module

Executive reporting, medication, finance, mobile, care plans and community care are separate Platinum6 modules. Each part of the job you want on screen is another line on the invoice.

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A bill that grows with your beds

Care systems like this are commonly quoted per bed or per resident. Open a new wing or buy another home and the software cost tends to rise with it, whether the work changed or not.

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Clocks you still watch by hand

SIRS deadlines, interRAI due dates, consent reviews and care minutes targets live in different screens and spreadsheets. Someone still has to pull them together before the auditor does.

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Reports someone else designed

You get the reports the vendor built. A new question, like which residents fall at the same hour of night, waits for a custom report or an export to Excel.

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Your history in a vendor's system

Every resident, assessment and incident your team has recorded sits in the vendor's format. Leaving means exporting report by report and checking nothing was lost.

Your own aged care system

Start with what the director of nursing and the clinical managers chase every week

Reporting clocks

Every reportable incident and how long is left

Incidents recorded with when it happened and when the home became aware, so the deadline is worked out from the right moment.

  • check SIRS Priority 1 within 24 hours and Priority 2 within 30 days, with hours left on each
  • check A suggested priority from the injury and the incident type, for the registered nurse to confirm
  • check Section 31 notifications for New Zealand homes, including stage 3 pressure injuries
  • check The notice drafted from the record, ready for a person to lodge, and open disclosure tracked

Restrictive practices

Consent, behaviour support plans and reviews in one list

Every restraint in use with who consented, when the plan was written and when it is next reviewed.

  • check Chemical, environmental, mechanical, physical and seclusion recorded the same way
  • check Missing consent, a missing plan or an overdue review flagged the day it happens
  • check The restraint counts for the quality indicators taken straight from the record
  • check Ended automatically when a resident leaves, so the register stays true

Workforce

Care minutes and registered nurse cover from the roster

Shifts by role against the residents in each home each day, so you see the quarter coming instead of finding out after it.

  • check Total and registered nurse minutes per resident per day against each home's own target
  • check Enrolled nurse minutes counted toward the nurse target up to the 10% allowed
  • check Every stretch of a day with no registered nurse on site, to the minute
  • check Nurses rostered on an expired registration and police checks about to lapse

Clinical and quality

The risks behind the quality indicators, before you submit

Weights, wounds, falls and hospital transfers kept as plain records, and the indicators counted from them.

  • check Unplanned weight loss of 5% or more, and residents lower every month
  • check Repeat fallers with the times of day they fall
  • check interRAI within 21 days of admission and six-monthly in New Zealand, care plan reviews in Australia
  • check Monthly care statements for each resident and their family, built from the month's records

Make it yours

Design your own Leecare replacement

Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from Leecare. Try it here, and we build the real one.

2. What it runs

3. Make it fit

4. Your colour

Your business · your Leecare replacement Your version
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Answered from your own database

Build my version

We build it from the open-source base, bring your Leecare data across and run it for you.

What it looks like

Ask it like you would ask a colleague

Real answers from fictional demo records for a provider with three small homes in Penrith, Geelong and Christchurch. Your team asks the question and checks the records behind the answer.

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Aged Care Home for Claude Code

Connected to your own database

Which incidents still need a SIRS or Section 31 report, and how long do we have?

Reportable incidents and their clocks

INC-2026-0119

Home
WATTLE
Res
W09
Scheme
SIRS Priority 1
Type
unexplained-absence
Aware
2026-10-06 16:00
Due
2026-10-07 16:00
Reported
2026-10-07 10:00

INC-2026-0143

Home
KOWHAI
Res
K05
Scheme
Section 31 (HealthCERT)
Type
skin
Aware
2026-10-21 08:00
Due
2026-10-23 08:00
Hours left
77 over
Flag
PAST DUE

INC-2026-0127

Home
WATTLE
Res
W10
Scheme
SIRS Priority 2
Type
psychological-abuse
Aware
2026-09-22 11:00
Due
2026-10-22 11:00
Hours left
98 over
Flag
PAST DUE

INC-2026-0141

Home
BANKSIA
Res
B04
Scheme
SIRS Priority 1
Type
unreasonable-force
Aware
2026-10-25 06:32
Due
2026-10-26 06:32
Hours left
6 over
Flag
PAST DUE

SIRS: Priority 1 within 24 hours of becoming aware, Priority 2 within 30 days. Section 31: flagged after 48 hours.

Ask it anything

Questions answered from your own records

Real questions the free version answers today on its demo data. They are not a claim that Leecare cannot produce a custom report.

chat_bubble Which reportable incidents are still inside their clock, and which are already past it?
chat_bubble Was there a registered nurse on site every hour of the last fortnight, home by home?
chat_bubble Is each home on track for its care minutes and nurse minutes targets, and how many minutes a day short?
chat_bubble Who has lost 5% or more of their weight in three months, and who has been lower every month?
chat_bubble Which residents fall again and again, and at what time of night?
chat_bubble Which restraints have no consent, no behaviour support plan or an overdue review?
chat_bubble What will the quality indicators show before we submit them?
chat_bubble Which nurses are rostered on an expired registration, and whose police check runs out next?
chat_bubble Which New Zealand residents are past 21 days with no interRAI or care plan?
chat_bubble What goes in this resident's monthly care statement: activities, medicine changes, appointments and weight?

Switching

How to switch from Leecare

In practice, the move is a staged export, test import and count check, followed by a short period running both systems before you switch.

  1. 1

    Export the core records

    Export the resident list, weights and incident register from Leecare to Excel, then save each as a CSV. Work through one home at a time. Leecare’s export options can depend on your account, so check with Leecare if you cannot export these records or need help saving them in the right format.

  2. 2

    Load a test run

    Start with a test import for one home. Load the resident list, weights and incident register separately. The test run shows what will come across before anything is saved, so use it to check the results before importing the records for real. You can run the import again without creating duplicates.

  3. 3

    Review flags and counts

    Check anything the test run flags before saving the import, and confirm that the records shown are the ones you intended to bring across. Compare the resident, weight and incident counts with the same reports in Leecare. Repeat these checks for each home, and resolve differences before you rely on the new records.

  4. 4

    Run both systems briefly

    Keep Leecare running while you use the new database alongside it for a short period. Compare the records and counts for each home against Leecare, and check that the information your team needs is present. Use this time to spot gaps in the imported data before you make the new system the one your team relies on.

  5. 5

    Switch off Leecare

    Once the checks are complete and your team is ready to work from the new system, stop using Leecare. Keep any records you still need to retain according to your own record-keeping requirements. Aged Care Home for Claude Code has no web front end, so make sure the people who will use it are ready to work with it through Claude Code.

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Where the real effort goes

The main work is usually mapping your own fields and rules, then deciding how much history to bring. The import covers the resident list, weights and incident register. On the paid path, Enterprise DNA maps your exports, brings the latest assessments and care plan dates, and checks counts home by home. When you have Enterprise DNA run it, they do this part.

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Get your Leecare switch plan by email

We will send you the step-by-step plan for moving your business off Leecare, what the move really involves, and how we would do it for you.

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Three ways to make it yours

Start with the free version or have your version built

Open source

Do it yourself

Free code

  1. 1 Clone the repo and run npm install, npm test and npm run demo.
  2. 2 Open it in Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Cursor.
  3. 3 Add your homes, staff and care minutes targets by asking for them.
  4. 4 Export residents, weights and incidents from Leecare to Excel, save as CSV and run each import with --dry-run first.
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Built around your business

We customise it

One setup fee, then a retainer

  • check Your assessments, incident types, house rules and the checks your clinical governance committee wants
  • check Your Leecare residents, weights, incidents and assessment dates brought across and checked home by home
  • check Your roster brought in every day, so care minutes and nurse cover are always current
  • check A simple charting screen for carers at the bedside, if your homes want one
Get your version built

Omni by Enterprise DNA

We run it for you

One setup fee, then a retainer

  • check Installed and operated through Omni by Enterprise DNA
  • check Access for the director of nursing, clinical managers and each home's registered nurses
  • check Backups, restore checks and updates looked after, with your records kept in the country you operate in
  • check The weekly clinical review, the reporting clocks and the monthly care statements prepared for you to approve
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Questions

Instead of Leecare, answered

Does it replace our electronic medication chart? expand_more

No. Keep the medication chart your pharmacy and GPs use for rounds. This records the medicine changes residents and families are told about each month and the number of regular medicines for the quality indicators. On the paid paths we connect it to your medication chart so those come across without typing.

Can carers chart at the bedside? expand_more

The free version is for the people who run the homes: clinical managers, the director of nursing and registered nurses asking questions of the records. Carers recording care during a shift need a screen on a tablet. On the paid paths we build a simple charting screen for them on top of the same database.

How do our residents come across from Leecare? expand_more

The resident list, the weights and the incident register, exported to Excel and saved as spreadsheets, come in one home at a time. A test run shows what will come across before anything is saved, and running it twice does not double anything. On the paid paths we map your exports, bring the latest assessments and care plan dates, and check the counts against Leecare home by home.

Does it lodge SIRS reports and quality indicator data for us? expand_more

No. It works out every deadline, drafts the facts for each notice and counts the indicators from your records, then a person lodges them in the government portal and records the reference. It checks fifteen rules, from SIRS and restraint consent to 24/7 nurse cover and interRAI, and names the source of each. Your registered nurses and managers make the calls.

What do we pay Enterprise DNA? expand_more

The code is free. A version built and run for your homes has one setup fee, then a retainer. Sam looks at what you pay Leecare now, how many homes and beds you run and how your clinical team works before agreeing the scope.

Own the records behind the care you give

Take 30 minutes with Sam to go through your Leecare costs, your homes and how a shift, an incident and an audit actually run. We map how you work and agree what your version needs before you change anything.

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Aged Care Home for Claude Code is free and open source, published by Enterprise DNA.

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