treo is the Irish for direction. It's what five years of steering a care service taught its founder to value most: knowing where you are, noticing when you're off course, and knowing which lever brings you back.
David Wallace came into home care uncertain of the way to do things — and spent five years finding it: directing, steering, learning to tell when the ship was off course and which levers would bring it back.
The path there was unusual. A registered general nurse (Trinity College Dublin) who worked wards and acute assessment units. A Director of Nursing across HIQA-regulated centres — the person the inspector asks for by name. Two master's degrees in the machinery of care — Healthcare Informatics and IT-Enabled Innovation. A decade leading volunteer emergency care crews. And a first job, before any of it, testing tax IT systems in Revenue.
That path looks strange until you try to build software for care. Then it's exactly the map you need: he has been the carer at the door, the nurse writing the plan, the person-in-charge answering to the inspector, the director watching the numbers — and the technologist building the systems in between.
“I came into home care uncertain of the way. I've spent five years directing and steering — learning to tell when the ship is off course, and which levers bring it back. treo is that hard-won instinct built into instruments: careful compliance tools, honest analytics, and an assistant that helps plot the course correction.”
Most care software records what happened. treo is built to point at what should happen next — for every person on the journey.
A system should notice the drift, surface the insight and propose the correction — not wait to be asked what went wrong.
Client, carer, owner, inspector, funder — one truth, each with their own view of it. See every view.
Do the right thing in the system and the evidence assembles itself. Audit-ready should be the default, never the scramble.
treo understands HSS programmes, CHO and CHN offices, and the FFF referral flow — because it was built from inside Irish home care, not adapted from somewhere else. It speaks your terms, tracks Garda vetting, and keeps you ready for HIQA and the HSE.
The structures you report against are first-class, not a custom field you have to invent.
Vetting, training, reviews and reasons captured to the standard the regulator expects — before the regulations even ask.
Data hosted in the EU, with support that knows home care and answers in your timezone.
“Every service drifts. The difference is whether you notice, and how quickly you correct. treo exists so that noticing — and correcting — is built in.”
A 30-minute demo with your programmes and a sample rota loaded — no slideware, just the working console.
