Careswitch
Careswitch combines home care scheduling, caregiver management, billing and payroll with Looper, an AI assistant that works inside agency records. Staff can delegate office tasks, create recurring checks, draft forms and build reports from current operational data. Looper follows the requesting person's permissions, and completed tasks wait for staff review.
The platform also handles caregiver timekeeping, qualifications, client care plans and shared communications. Its billing tools support private pay and third party payers, with automated claim submission and controls for incomplete billing cycles. Careswitch became part of Paradigm in September 2025 and continues as a named software product alongside Paradigm's billing services. Visiting Angels in Rock Hill, South Carolina, is a named customer.
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Looper is a core assistant for delegated office work, recurring checks and reports drawn from agency records. Scheduling, caregiver profiles, timekeeping, billing and payroll remain useful platform functions independently of the model.
Looper acts within the requester's permissions and sends completed tasks to In Review. It returns to that person when stuck. Administrators can restrict roles or disable delegation, while changes to recurring loops require saving and support undo.
Looper evaluations identify Opus 5.5, Sonnet 5.5 and Haiku 5.5 with different reasoning settings. Model selection uses task results. The configuration serving each production workflow and the procedure for changing it are unspecified.
The linked AI service terms name Google Vertex AI, OpenAI and Anthropic. The agreement allows prompts and outputs to reach external model services. A complete current provider inventory and the retention and training terms for each production route are not specified.
The October 9, 2026 Looper benchmark uses 101 tasks in a sample agency, with each model configuration tested twice. Opus 5.5 at high effort completed 85% correctly. Results measure simulated office work, not a controlled study of agency outcomes.
The BAA permits deidentified product development and requires return or destruction of protected information at termination where feasible. AI terms separately allow provider retention and training under provider policies. No fixed retention period or complete incident procedure for unsafe model output is specified.
The service agreement incorporates a readable BAA for customers whose protected information Careswitch handles as business associate. It binds subcontractors to comparable obligations and sets breach reporting, record assistance and termination duties. The agreement is not limited to a named premium tier.
Paradigm's trust center lists SOC 2 and a Paradigm SOC II Report, with access required to retrieve it. The center also describes encryption, penetration testing and access controls. The report's period and coverage of Careswitch remain unverified.
Careswitch organizes home care staffing, records, billing and payroll. Its terms exclude diagnosis and treatment services. Looper assists office workflows within that operational scope, without a medical device claim attached to its recommendations.
Looper Bench governs model selection through repeatable office tasks, including 13 guardrail tests. Checks cover ambiguous identities, unauthorized changes and instructions embedded in care notes. No comparison of model behavior across demographic or language groups accompanies these results.
The benchmark provides a testable correctness result with a defined task population and checks against final records. This is evidence of measured errors, not an output guarantee. Production tasks retain reports and a staff review step.
Careswitch has a named integration with Paradigm for scheduling and billing data, and an iSolved payroll export. The August 2026 release changes that export to Excel. These are operational connections, without verified bidirectional integration to a major clinical EHR.
Agencies use a hosted workspace and a caregiver mobile application that can collect information offline and synchronize later. No product specific commitment fixes the storage region, cross border processing path or availability of a customer hosted deployment.
Purchase starts with a demo and quote, with charges linked to agency revenue. No percentage, minimum charge or implementation amount accompanies that basis, so revenue alone does not determine a prospective customer's bill.
Careswitch serves US home care agencies using private pay, VA benefits and long term care insurance. Visiting Angels in Rock Hill, South Carolina, is a named deployment. Validation is not separated across these payer arrangements.
Pricing
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Custom quote linked to agency revenue; no percentage or minimum stated. | The service agreement incorporates the BAA when Careswitch handles customer protected information as business associate. | No implementation amount stated. | Vendor Published |
A demo begins the purchase process. Looper benchmark task costs are model testing costs, not customer subscription prices.