Nurso uses AI to read admission documentation and surface the medication, falls, respiratory and diet risks that would otherwise be discovered the hard way — so your team can prevent problems instead of documenting them.
Most clinical software helps you record what already happened. Nurso is built to find what is about to go wrong.
Admission documentation arrives as scans, faxes and PDFs, dozens of pages long. Nurso reads all of it and keeps track of where every fact came from.
Nurso compares what the documentation says with what the facility actually ordered, and applies clinical evidence to identify the residents and issues that need attention first.
Findings become clear, prioritized tasks with their source cited — so nurses, pharmacists and leadership can intervene in the first days, when it matters most.
All four modules work from the same admission documentation, each focused on a different clinical risk. Every resident gets the same thorough review, regardless of who is on shift.
Automated admission medication review. Nurso reconciles the documentation against active orders and flags discrepancies, omissions, duplicates, and allergy or interaction conflicts.
Evidence-based fall risk identification from history, mobility, cognition and medications, with heightened attention to the first days after admission and after medication changes.
Identifies residents at risk of respiratory complications, such as those with chronic lung disease, a recent pneumonia or a history of aspiration, so that monitoring and precautions are in place from the start.
Confirms that diet, texture and fluid orders match documented needs, and highlights nutrition and weight-loss risk early.
Agency staff, weekend admissions, and no time to learn another system.
Nurso delivers findings where your team already works. No duplicate data entry, no new system to learn, no change to how admissions are done today.
Each flag points to the exact place in the admission documentation it came from, so staff can verify it in seconds instead of searching through the paperwork.
Every skilled nursing admission starts with a stack of paper that has to be read, understood and re-entered by a nurse who is usually admitting several other residents that same day. The errors that slip through are predictable, preventable, and expensive.
Nurso was built to change that: to use AI to identify problems before they are created, rather than document them afterwards.
It is designed for skilled nursing facilities of any size, and for the people responsible for resident safety every day: nursing leadership, consultant pharmacists and administrators.