The launch comes as aged care providers shift from preparing for reform to operating under it – managing increased expectations around transparency, compliance and quality of care. Many care providers continue to operate with fragmented systems, making it harder to operate efficiently, maintain visibility and confidently demonstrate day-to-day operational performance.

Supporting more than 1,100 providers and 170,000 care recipients across 2,100 locations globally, Evaran reflects a move toward more integrated technology, connecting systems, data and workflows to help providers reduce complexity and improve visibility across their organisations.

Backed by global technology-focused investment firm Accel-KKR, Evaran is purpose-built for connected care, bringing clinical, operational and governance systems into a more unified view, forming the foundation of a more connected approach to care, operations and oversight.

Tyron Ball, CEO, said the launch reflects a shift in how technology needs to support the sector. “As expectations increase, the ability to connect information and apply AI across care, operations and governance becomes critical, not just for compliance, but for delivering better outcomes. That’s the shift we’re focused on enabling.

Providers are being asked to operate with greater transparency and accountability than ever before. We think there’s a better way to support that, and Evaran is our answer.

By bringing together the systems providers rely on into a unified platform, we’re helping reduce complexity so teams can spend less time managing systems and more time delivering care, coordinating services and running day-to-day operations.

This is the direction we’re investing in – combining our technology capability with deep sector expertise, and building on some of the most established products in the market to create a more connected and effective way of working.”

The Evaran platform brings together established products spanning the care journey: eCase for clinical and resident management, MOA Benchmarking for compliance, governance, risk and quality, and CareLineLive for workforce management, scheduling and care delivery in home and community settings.

Together, these products connect frontline care delivery with executive and board-level oversight, helping providers move beyond fragmented systems toward a more integrated model of care, operations and governance.

Lahn Straney, Founder of MOA Benchmarking, said a strong foundation of connected data is key to understanding performance and spotting risk earlier for improved governance and care outcomes. “With unified data as the underlying layer, Evaran can bring AI-powered capabilities to customers such as highlighting patterns to show emerging risks. So providers move from backward-looking reports to proactive, preventive decision-making in day to day operations.”

Josh Hough, Founder of CareLineLive, said the integration strengthens coordination across care settings. “In home care, everything depends on coordination and visibility. Bringing these capabilities together creates a clearer picture across the organisation and helps teams stay connected to what’s happening in real time, supporting more consistent and reliable care delivery.”

Just as importantly, it supports the day-to-day workflows teams rely on, from scheduling and service delivery through to managing operations, so care can be delivered more efficiently and with greater confidence.”

Evaran is continuing to invest in building the platform through integration and AI-driven innovation, strengthening connectivity across its products and supporting a more unified approach to care, operations and governance, supported by Accel-KKR’s experience in scaling global software platforms.

For more information, visit evaran.com