Berkshire BG-0220A · Home Health Services Caregiver Activity Notes
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This week
Each caregiver keeps their own ongoing week, archive, and timesheet. Switch to load that person.
Berkshire's flat daily max (indemnity). Update yearly for COLA. Blank = no cap.
Each worked day gets its own naturally-worded note. Edit any of them, or hit ↻ to reword one.
Hours by day
Date
Start · Stop
Hrs
Care provided
Overnight shift? Split it at midnight — put the hours before midnight on that day, and the after-midnight hours on the next day. Each day is reimbursed up to the daily limit on its own.
Signatures — tap to sign
Sign here
Sign here
Sign with a finger or Apple Pencil. Signatures and dates print on the form and travel with the saved week.
Email / Share PDF builds the finished form and opens the iOS share sheet — pick Mail to send it, no printer needed. Print still works if you ever want paper.
Not connected. Add your Supabase details below to sync both phones.
Use the same email and password on both phones. Create the account once, then just sign in on the other phone.
Sets a new password for this account on every device. After updating, sign in with it on your other phone.
On: every change saves and syncs automatically — good for logging hours daily. Off: changes still save on this device, but only push to the other phone when you tap Save to archive or Sync now — good if you'd rather submit once a week.
Supabase setup (one time per phone)
Paste these once on each phone (find them in Supabase → Project Settings → API). Then sign in with your email and password. After that it stays connected.
Saved weeks · payments & reimbursement
No saved weeks yet. Fill out a week and tap “Save to archive.”
Backup & restore
Your saved weeks live in this browser on this Mac. Download a backup occasionally (or before clearing browser data) so you can restore them here or on another computer.
Fixed details — hardwired (unlock only to correct)
These stay the same every week and print automatically. They're locked so they can't be changed by accident.