Brenna

For registered nurses

Tell every family once, and get back to your residents.

Repeated calls just to reach the primary contact, double entry, and for many nurses, a second language.

Written for: Registered nurses, enrolled nurses, clinical leaders, care coordinators

  • Time
  • Confidence
  • Fewer repeat calls
  • No double entry
  • Difficult conversations
  • Leaving on time
A staff member creating a Brenna update at her desk

What Brenna means for you

Four things, in your language.

  1. Update every family in under a minute.

    Guided updates, one broadcast to every family member.

    No repeated calls to reach the primary contact, no double entry, and no sibling game of telephone.

    Guided updates
  2. Know you've said the right thing.

    Step-by-step prompts and traffic-light severity.

    Clear, confident updates, including for a culturally and linguistically diverse workforce.

    Guided updates
  3. Leave the follow-up behind.

    Automatic reminders on anything unread.

    No chasing, and nothing carried into the next shift.

    Read receipts and automatic follow-up
  4. Plan care proactively.

    Hours returned to the floor.

    More time for proactive resident planning and review.

Proof: Nurses report less stress and more time for direct care.

Proof

What registered nurses and their teams tell us.

Guided updates, fewer phone calls

May, Registered Nurse

Autumn Aged Care

Documentation that takes care of itself

Kulwinder, Registered Nurse

Greenhill Aged Care

Our nurses are spending way less time stuck on the phone in the nurses' station and way more time where they want to be: out on the floor, providing hands-on care to our beautiful residents.
Leadership team · North Eastern Community Aged Care
Brenna has really made life easier at work. There have been no gaps in terms of communication with families and it is possible because of Brenna. Very easy to use too.
Nikita, Care Manager · Durham Green
Nurses tell me that by communicating with Brenna they can save around 20 to 30 minutes a shift. Sometimes they say they save 20 minutes from just one or two calls they don't have to make.
Facility leadership · Brenna customer
Our nurses like that they can create an update so quickly and that all the options are there for them, and once they click send they know it goes to the family. It is a weight off their mind that they don't have to be thinking 'I have to follow that up later.'
Care leadership · Brenna customer

Common questions

The things you will be asked internally.

When it matters, yes. Brenna removes the phone call as the default for routine updates. Urgent or sensitive conversations still happen by phone, and Brenna records that they did.

No. The update becomes the progress note in your clinical system automatically.

Brenna reminds them automatically and shows you who has not read it, so you know where follow-up is actually needed.

Built with nurses, for nurses.

Co-designed with registered nurses in real homes, so it works the way your shift does.