See the clients slipping away — before they're gone.
Curant quietly watches the signals already sitting in your Agency Management System, and surfaces the patterns that predict client loss weeks before anyone in the office notices.
Built for operators running AlayaCare, WellSky, AxisCare and other AMS platforms.
Your day is consumed by the next fire.
You're smart. Your team is experienced. But every hour is eaten by the next urgent thing — a caregiver callout, a billing question, a family complaint. The clients quietly slipping away never make it onto today's list.
By the time someone calls to cancel, the signals have been stacking up for weeks. A caregiver late three times. A schedule change request. A frustrated note in a call log. The information existed — it just wasn't visible.
By week 6, the decision has already been made.
Office first hears about it
The signals existed for weeks. No one was watching them.
Three quiet layers, working while you work.
Connects to your AMS
Curant reads the data already in AlayaCare, WellSky, or AxisCare. No new system for your team to learn. No duplicate data entry.
Detects patterns
It watches hard signals (late arrivals, missed visits, caregiver churn) and soft signals (call log sentiment, family tone) together — because the combinations are what matter.
Surfaces insights
A lightweight desktop companion shows only what needs your attention today — ranked by how much risk it represents. No dashboards to dig through.
The data you already have, finally put to work.
Hard signals
Objective, structured — either it happened or it didn't.
- Late arrivals beyond a threshold, on the same case
- Missed visits and visits cut short
- Caregiver churn — unique caregivers on one client in 30 days
- Schedule instability — frequency of last-minute changes
- Authorization expiry before renewal is initiated
Soft signals
Subjective, unstructured — the stuff buried in call logs.
- Negative sentiment in client call notes
- Recurring complaints about a specific caregiver
- Family tone shifting from satisfied to frustrated
- Caregiver disengagement in activity notes
- Repeated follow-ups on the same unresolved issue
One frustrated call is normal. Three in two weeks, combined with a caregiver late four times, is a pattern — and the one your team almost certainly won't catch.
Three insight levels. No noise.
Client A — 3 caregivers in 30 days, 2 missed visits last week, negative call log entry from the family.
Client B — caregiver late 15+ minutes on 4 of the last 6 visits.
Client C — authorization expires in 21 days. No renewal initiated.
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