Every capability Carer ships is a named agent — grouped by vertical and by what it does, so you can see exactly what's running before you turn it on.
Coordinate discharge readiness, patient education, medication management, follow-up scheduling, and bed release to create a faster and safer transition from hospital to home.
A faster, coordinated and safer transition from hospital to home—while improving patient experience and making beds available sooner.
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Carer agents don't work in isolation — they discover, evaluate, collaborate and coordinate dynamically to achieve a shared goal. Built on an agentic orchestration layer, they move intelligently from intent to decision to governed action.
Agents publish their capabilities, tools, context requirements and permissions. The orchestration layer dynamically discovers the right agents for each task.
Multiple agents evaluate the same task and “bid” based on specialization, context, confidence and availability. The orchestrator selects the most appropriate agent — or team.
Workflows don’t need to be predefined. Based on the healthcare event, available agents and policies, Carer composes an execution path on the fly.
Agents maintain context across conversations, decisions, workflow events and enterprise systems — so one agent can continue exactly where another left off.
Specialized agents collaborate rather than operate in isolation. An orchestrator coordinates dependencies, execution order, shared context and outcomes across agents.
Agents delegate subtasks, exchange structured context and request capabilities from one another while maintaining a common workflow state.
High-impact actions can require human review. Agents run in Assisted, Advisory or Autonomous modes depending on workflow, confidence, permissions and policy.
Every agent operates within defined permissions, policies and action boundaries. Approved agents execute across healthcare systems while keeping a full audit trail.
Agents publish their capabilities, tools, context requirements and permissions. The orchestration layer dynamically discovers the right agents for each task.
Multiple agents evaluate the same task and “bid” based on specialization, context, confidence and availability. The orchestrator selects the most appropriate agent — or team.
Workflows don’t need to be predefined. Based on the healthcare event, available agents and policies, Carer composes an execution path on the fly.
Agents delegate subtasks, exchange structured context and request capabilities from one another while maintaining a common workflow state.
Specialized agents collaborate rather than operate in isolation. An orchestrator coordinates dependencies, execution order, shared context and outcomes across agents.
Agents maintain context across conversations, decisions, workflow events and enterprise systems — so one agent can continue exactly where another left off.
High-impact actions can require human review. Agents run in Assisted, Advisory or Autonomous modes depending on workflow, confidence, permissions and policy.
Every agent operates within defined permissions, policies and action boundaries. Approved agents execute across healthcare systems while keeping a full audit trail.