Full-Time
Posted on 10/31/2025
Cloud-based home care management software
No salary listed
Toronto, ON, Canada
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AlayaCare provides cloud-based software for home care providers, offering a full set of tools to run operations. It includes scheduling, billing, clinical documentation, and medication management within a single platform, all accessible via the cloud. The product works as a subscription-based software-as-a-service; agencies log in to manage care plans, track visits, handle billing, and document clinical notes, with automated workflows and potential integrations for payroll and HR to streamline processes. AlayaCare differentiates itself by focusing specifically on home care and allied services, delivering an integrated suite designed to cut administrative work and improve care delivery. The company's goal is to help home care providers run their operations more efficiently so they can devote more time and resources to patient care.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$310.3M
Headquarters
Montreal, Canada
Founded
2014
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Oliver's Nannies, a franchise network of in-home childcare and nanny placement agencies, has selected AlayaCare's cloud-based platform to support operations across its locations in nine US states. The company currently operates in Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and South Carolina, with Nevada expansion planned. AlayaCare's platform will enable Oliver's Nannies to streamline operations, improve caregiver coordination and maintain quality standards across all franchise locations. The technology provides centralised management for scheduling, reporting and caregiver oversight whilst supporting the company's growth. Founded in 2018, Oliver's Nannies connects families with vetted childcare professionals through its Olico Care Matching system. AlayaCare, established in 2014, provides end-to-end solutions for home-based care organisations.
AlayaCare, a cloud-based home care solutions provider, has launched a platform update featuring AI-powered autonomous agents that promise to reduce manual workload by up to 80%. The Toronto-based company introduced three autonomous workflows: a Visit Verification Agent that resolves failed visits automatically, a Recommended Care Plan Agent that cuts documentation time by 50%, and a Vacant Visit Scheduling Agent that operates round-the-clock to fill vacant shifts. The update includes mobile enhancements such as voice-driven form completion and improved progress notes, alongside administrative tools like AI smart summaries and an integrated collections module. Founded in 2014, AlayaCare serves public, private and non-profit home-based care organisations with over 600 employees.
CIBC Innovation Banking has provided AlayaCare, a home and community care software provider, with a $50 million growth capital facility. The financing will support AlayaCare's expansion and strategic mergers and acquisitions across Canada, the US and globally. AlayaCare offers cloud-based software for home and community-based care, including simplified billing, remote patient monitoring and mobile applications. CIBC has supported the company since its founding in 2014. Founded in 2014, AlayaCare now employs over 600 people and serves public, private and non-profit care organisations. The company is backed by Inovia Capital, Generation Investment Management, La Caisse, Investissement Quebec and Klass Capital. CIBC Innovation Banking manages over $11 billion in funds and has supported more than 700 venture and private equity-backed businesses over the past six years.
AlayaCare, a cloud-based home and community care software provider, is set to acquire Nightingale Software, which specializes in NDIS and home care management solutions in Australia. This acquisition, pending customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals, aims to enhance AlayaCare's presence in the Australian care market by merging two organizations focused on expanding NDIS and disability care offerings.
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