A real mobile EMR, not a shrunk-down website.
A real mobile EMR for behavioral health: installs as a PWA with real-time push notifications and full desktop parity, the chart, the med pass, worklists, and rounds, each purpose-built for the phone your staff carry.
Built for the phone in a nurse’s pocket.
A round pushed in real time, captured at the bedside, and when the signal drops on the unit, the entry is saved and syncs itself the moment the phone reconnects.
Installs like an app
vPro EMR installs to the home screen as a progressive web app and launches standalone, no app store, no download queue, and updates land instantly. On the phone your staff already carry, it opens and behaves like a native app, not a browser tab.
Every workflow, purpose-built
The census, the med pass, vitals rounds, group notes, each has its own mobile surface, redesigned for a thumb at the bedside rather than a desktop layout crammed onto a small screen. This isn’t one responsive page; it’s a purpose-built peer for each workflow.
Real-time push to the floor
A safety-round escalation, a cosignature waiting on you, a task coming due, these arrive as a push notification on the phone, in real time, not an email someone checks at the end of a shift. The urgent things reach the person who can act on them, where they are.
Works when the signal doesn’t
A basement unit or a concrete-walled hallway doesn’t stop the work. Note drafts and vitals and safety rounds queue locally with an explicit “unsynced” state and reconcile the moment the connection returns, and if a HIPAA auto-logoff fires mid-note, you resume into the exact draft, never a blank form.
Full parity with the desk
This is not a read-only companion app that shows you the chart and sends you back to a workstation. The chart, the worklists, rounds, the med pass, group documentation, the real work happens on the phone, with the same guarantees the desktop enforces.
Made for the bedside
Charge nurses and techs run the census, place and move patients, complete rounds, and pass meds from where care actually happens. The mobile build isn’t a convenience layer on top of the EMR, for the people on the floor, it is the EMR.
Installs like an app
vPro EMR installs to the home screen as a progressive web app and launches standalone, no app store, no download queue, and updates land instantly. On the phone your staff already carry, it opens and behaves like a native app, not a browser tab.
Every workflow, purpose-built
The census, the med pass, vitals rounds, group notes, each has its own mobile surface, redesigned for a thumb at the bedside rather than a desktop layout crammed onto a small screen. This isn’t one responsive page; it’s a purpose-built peer for each workflow.
Real-time push to the floor
A safety-round escalation, a cosignature waiting on you, a task coming due, these arrive as a push notification on the phone, in real time, not an email someone checks at the end of a shift. The urgent things reach the person who can act on them, where they are.
Works when the signal doesn’t
A basement unit or a concrete-walled hallway doesn’t stop the work. Note drafts and vitals and safety rounds queue locally with an explicit “unsynced” state and reconcile the moment the connection returns, and if a HIPAA auto-logoff fires mid-note, you resume into the exact draft, never a blank form.
Full parity with the desk
This is not a read-only companion app that shows you the chart and sends you back to a workstation. The chart, the worklists, rounds, the med pass, group documentation, the real work happens on the phone, with the same guarantees the desktop enforces.
Made for the bedside
Charge nurses and techs run the census, place and move patients, complete rounds, and pass meds from where care actually happens. The mobile build isn’t a convenience layer on top of the EMR, for the people on the floor, it is the EMR.
Common questions
Is this a native app or a website?
It’s a progressive web app (PWA). It installs to the home screen, launches in its own standalone window without browser chrome, and receives push notifications, so it behaves like a native app, but there’s no app store to go through and no version to chase, because updates deploy instantly. You get the native-app feel without the native-app distribution overhead.
What does “purpose-built peer” actually mean?
Every app surface has its own mobile implementation, redesigned for the phone, rather than a single desktop layout that reflows onto a small screen. The census, med pass, rounds, and notes each get a mobile tree built for one-handed use at the bedside. This is enforced by a build gate: a surface can’t ship desktop-only, because the pipeline fails if a page doesn’t have verified mobile coverage.
Does it keep working without a connection?
On the surfaces built for it today: note drafts and vitals and safety rounds tolerate network loss, the work queues locally with an explicit “unsynced” indicator and reconciles automatically when the connection returns, so nothing you charted in a dead zone is lost. And because a HIPAA auto-logoff will eventually fire mid-note, the app resumes into the exact draft you were writing rather than a blank form. Never losing in-progress work is a core invariant of the system, not a mobile add-on.
What kinds of notifications does it push?
The time-sensitive ones: a safety-observation round that has lapsed and escalated, a cosignature waiting in your queue, a task coming due, and similar events route to the phone as real-time push notifications. The goal is that an urgent clinical event reaches the person who can act on it immediately, instead of sitting in an inbox.
Is the whole EMR available on mobile, or just parts?
The whole workflow. The patient chart, worklists, vitals rounds, the med pass, and group documentation all work on the phone with the same clinical guarantees the desktop enforces, signatures, attribution, the audit trail, optimistic concurrency. Anything a clinician does at a workstation, they can do at the bedside; each surface is simply presented in a form built for the device.
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