Painchek says: “Two new customers have since purchased licences for their facilities and the company now has a strong pipeline of residential aged care clients of various sizes.”
The company is in discussions with a leading residential aged-care facility, to integrate Painchek into its management systems.
So far, this program has been rolled out in Western Australia and South Australia.
Painchek is due to release an Android version of the app, which will extend its reach to 80 percent of the residential aged care market and to 99 percent of the overall smart-phone market. The company also plans to launch a specialist app for kids’ pain by the end of calendar 2018.
