For Area Agencies on Aging

Every program in your AAA. One system. Less paperwork.

Case management, I&R, nutrition, volunteer programs, OAA reporting — finally in one place, so your case managers can spend time with people instead of spreadsheets.

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State Unit
on Aging · FY26
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Clients Eleanor "Ellie" Hayes
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CLIENT

Eleanor "Ellie" Hayes

ACTIVE
02/14/1943 · age 83 · Asheville, NC
ami-4f82e1c 1 program suspension
Dashboard Profile Notes Activity More
Compliance Alerts ADL Limitations missing & 2 more 3
Pinned Notes Apr 18, 2026
Daughter called — Ellie is hospitalized for an acute event. Pause services through the end of the month.
Key Profile Info
Date of birth 1943-02-14
Gender Female
Poverty line At or below poverty
Living status Alone, at home
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One record, every program
Title III-B, III-C, III-D, III-E, state programs, local services — all attached to the same client. Case managers stop switching tools to deliver them.
02
OAAPS-ready on day one
Every service unit is structured for OAAPS the moment it's entered. Your SUA's quarterly rollup just works — no end-of-quarter spreadsheet.
03
A platform your case managers actually use
Mobile-friendly home visits, AI scribe, person-centered care plans built around the day-to-day reality of casework. WCAG 2.1 AA accessible by default.
Why switch

We hear the same two complaints from every team we talk to.

Both have the same root cause: your software was built before anyone in your job description was expected to work this way. Mon Ami exists because that's no longer okay.

Reason 01
Your software fights you.
Reason 02
Your data is trapped.
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Reason #1

Your software fights you.

Ten clicks to log a phone call. A new window for every form. Workers who print, write, then re-key the same information. We've all worked in these systems — and we won't ship one.

What most teams are using today
CARES Client Manager — [CLIENT: WHITFIELD, MARCIA ID# 0047188214] _ ×
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Demographics Eligibility Services Assessments Care Plan Notes Provider Billing
WHITFIELD
MARCIA
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XXX-XX-4421
04/12/1941
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02 - WHT/NH
W - Widowed
214 PINEHURST CIR APT 4B
PINEHURST
NC
28374
37125
04
SOUTH CENTRAL
02
(910) 555-0117
(910) 555-0282
NC0918274421
1EG4-TE5-MK72
Service Enrollments
SVC
PROVIDER
UNIT TYP
START
END
FUND CODE
STATUS
318
COASTAL AAA
MEAL
02/04/24
TII-C1
ACT
412
COASTAL AAA
HOUR
01/18/24
TII-B
ACT
218
TRIANGLE TX
TRIP
03/02/24
04/30/24
STA-FN
CLS
506
FAMILY CARE
HOUR
CGV-C
WLT
USER: jmiller SVR: cares-prd-04 SESS: 02:14:38 RECORD 1 OF 14,028 NUM CAPS
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State Unit
on Aging · FY26
JR
Clients Eleanor "Ellie" Hayes
EH
CLIENT

Eleanor "Ellie" Hayes

ACTIVE
02/14/1943 · age 83 · Asheville, NC
ami-4f82e1c 1 program suspension
Dashboard Profile Notes Activity More
Compliance Alerts ADL Limitations missing & 2 more 3
Pinned Notes Apr 18, 2026
Daughter called — Ellie is hospitalized for an acute event. Pause services through the end of the month.
Key Profile Info
Date of birth 1943-02-14
Gender Female
Poverty line At or below poverty
Living status Alone, at home
02
Reason #2

Every Title III program in one record.

Title III-B, C, D, E, state programs, local initiatives — your case managers shouldn't have to switch tools to deliver them, and your SUA shouldn't have to wait a quarter for the data.

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ANALYTICS
Dashboards
OAAPS readiness
Client outcomes
Nutrition impact
I&R trends
Volunteer hours
SmartLists
High-risk · falls
Reassessment due
Caregiver waitlist
Dashboards / OAAPS readiness · FY26 Q2

OAAPS readiness

Period: FY26 Q2 All AAAs All services
Service units reported
1,284,902
▲ 4.2% vs Q1 · 87% of forecast
Clients served
94,318
▲ 1.8% vs Q1
Outcomes captured
87.3%
▲ 5.6 pts
Units delivered · 12 months
All Title III categories · across 21 AAAs
III-B III-C1 III-C2 III-E
AAA submission status
FY26 Q2 · 60 days to deadline
Submitted · 17
In review · 2
Needs data · 2
Insight. III-C2 units in PSA 04 are up 18% YoY while clients served is flat — average meals per client per week increased from 2.4 to 2.9. Open cohort
One client
Every program tied to the same record
Day-one OAAPS
Your SUA's rollup just works
Real-time
Provider-level data, immediate
An industry-leading data and analytics platform — not a CRM with a reports tab.
And yes — every regulation your team answers to is already in the system.
OAAPSNAPIS legacyHIPAASOC 2 Type IISection 508CMS Access Rule
FAQ

The questions directors actually ask us.

If you're evaluating Mon Ami for an RFP or a board, these come up every time. Don't see yours? Get in touch — we'll answer in plain language.

How long does implementation typically take?

Because Mon Ami is a configurable COTS product — not a custom build — you skip the multi-year timelines and risk of bespoke development. Our implementation timelines have agencies up and running in a fraction of the time it takes with our competitors. Weeks, not years.

Can we migrate from our existing system?

Yes. We’ve executed large-scale migrations for state agencies with decades of historical data — including from SAMS, WellSky/Harmony, custom Access databases, home-grown Salesforce builds, and spreadsheets — without data loss. Our migration team handles data mapping, validation, and cutover. And we don’t bill by the hour for it.

Is Mon Ami truly ADA accessible?

Yes — this isn’t a checkbox claim. Mon Ami is built to WCAG 2.1 AA standards and tested with screen readers including JAWS and NVDA. We have blind case managers actively using the product for their daily work, which is the proof point most accessibility claims can’t back up.

How does Mon Ami handle interoperability with our other systems?

We know that your agencies operate within a network, and we routinely integrate with external systems. We have experience integrating with state government systems, HIEs, EHRs, other database solutions, and everything in between. Our architecture makes that straightforward: open REST API, HL7 FHIR R4, secure SFTP, and structured data formats. Interoperability is a design standard here, not a project.

What does your support model look like?

Our support team isn’t just technically sharp — they know your world. They understand aging and disability services, OAAPS and NORS, and compliance requirements, so they can advise on configuration, workflow, and data strategy, not just answer tickets. Response times are excellent, but that’s the floor, not the ceiling. Ask us for client references — they’ll tell you better than we can what the experience is like.

What is Mon Ami's pricing?

Pricing is always scoped to the agency’s unique needs. What we can tell you is what’s always included — no surprise charges. Most enterprise software vendors grow revenue through change orders, seat fees, and storage limits. We don’t. Every license includes, at no additional cost: unlimited user seats, unlimited client and case records, unlimited file storage, adding or amending data fields, forms, and assessments, data export and ad hoc reporting, and all improvement and version updates. Why? Because we believe our incentives should align with yours. Charging per seat quietly discourages agencies from adding new staff — which leads to shared logins and real security risks. Charging for field changes or new reports penalizes agencies for adapting to shifting funding and regulatory requirements. We’ve seen what that model does, and we built ours as a deliberate alternative.

Let's talk

Run every program your AAA delivers — from one client record.

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