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Two quick games. Your answers stay on your device.

Part 1

Your week, in taps.

Tap what sounds like your week.

1 of 8

Counting children and caregivers in your head at 7:15.

Enough caregivers

ArkCare checks your count against New York rules.

Writing arrival times on a paper sheet.

One-tap check in

Tap Check in. The time is kept for you.

Digging for a physical that might be expired.

Records OK

Every child’s row shows whether their records are in order.

Wondering if someone’s CPR is still current.

Training dates

To do tells you when training like first aid runs out.

Forgetting when the last fire drill was.

Drill reminders

A drill that’s due shows up in To do.

Texting your assistant: “who’s allergic to what?”

Allergies on every row

Everyone sees them, right next to the child’s name.

Hunting for a parent’s number at pickup.

Pickup on the row

Who picks up, and their number, one tap away.

Getting the binder ready the night before an inspection.

The Inspection page

One tap opens it. Print it if they want paper.

Here's what ArkCare does for your week.

  • Enough caregivers

    ArkCare checks your count against New York rules.

    A green card reading Enough caregivers: 6 children, 1 caregiver here, with a What’s checked? link
  • One-tap check in

    Tap Check in. The time is kept for you.

    A child row: Ananya Iyer, 9 years, not here yet, records OK, with a Check in button
  • Records OK

    Every child’s row shows whether their records are in order.

    A child row: Amara Okafor, 3 years, here since 8:38 AM, peanut allergy, records OK, pickup by her father Chidi, Check out button
  • Training dates

    To do tells you when training like first aid runs out.

    The To do list: 4 need attention and 6 coming up; Do now shows Background check missing for Dana Price and First aid expired for Marcus Bell
  • Drill reminders

    A drill that’s due shows up in To do.

    A To do item: Fire drill overdue at Cedar Court Home, ArkCare’s monthly reminder
  • Allergies on every row

    Everyone sees them, right next to the child’s name.

    A child row: Amara Okafor, 3 years, here since 8:38 AM, peanut allergy, records OK, pickup by her father Chidi, Check out button
  • Pickup on the row

    Who picks up, and their number, one tap away.

    A child row: Amara Okafor, 3 years, here since 8:38 AM, peanut allergy, records OK, pickup by her father Chidi, Check out button
  • The Inspection page

    One tap opens it. Print it if they want paper.

    Top of the Inspection page on a phone: Inspection, with Print and Done buttons, for Maple Street Home

Part 2

The inspector is at the door.

Knock knock. The inspector wants Mei Tanaka’s last physical.

  1. On paper: dig through the pile until you find Mei’s physical.
  2. In ArkCare: tap Inspection, tap Children, and Mei’s physical date is on her row. Three taps.

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