eMAR & medication
A medication record that flags the gap
Rostera keeps one entry per scheduled dose, owned by the visit that covers it. Carers sign each dose as given, refused or withheld — and a missed dose doesn’t quietly disappear, it turns into an alert.
One entry per dose
Structured, not a photo of a paper chart
Each scheduled dose is its own record — time, medication, outcome and who signed it. That’s what makes a gap visible: an unsigned dose past its window is an exception the system can raise, not a blank box nobody noticed.
- Doses keyed by medication and scheduled time
- Given / refused / withheld with a reason
- Missed doses flagged the moment the window passes
- Reorder the chart to match the round
The whole round
PRN, side-effects and stock, in the same flow
Real medication rounds aren’t just scheduled tablets. Rostera captures as-needed (PRN) doses with the reason and outcome, records side-effects, and lets carers flag a medication that’s running low straight to the manager.
- PRN doses with indication and effect
- Side-effect capture against the medication
- Every-N-days and patch intervals, not just daily
- “Running low” stock alerts to managers and guardians
PRN · Paracetamol 500mg
For headache · effect reviewed after 1h
Running low · Amlodipine
Flagged to manager — reorder
Built for regulated care
The medication evidence an inspector expects
Dose-level MAR
One auditable entry per scheduled dose, attributable to the carer who signed it.
Missed-dose alerts
An unsigned dose past its window becomes an exception, not a blank cell.
Printable record
A monthly printable medication record and combined charts, ready for audit.
Flexible schedules
Every-N-days, patches and lookback windows — not just once-a-day dosing.
Role-owned
Medication tasks are owned by the right role, so the right carer sees them.
Side-effects & PRN
As-needed doses and side-effects recorded in the same flow as the round.
Put the MAR sheet on the phone
14 days, no card — import a resident’s medications and try a round.