Our mission is to give clinicians their lives back
Documentation is one of home health’s biggest burdens. Apricot was built to streamline it so clinicians can focus on patient care.
A note from our founder
I never set out to build a technology company. Back in 2022, I owned a home health and hospice agency and, through pure dumb luck, got early access to AI. We started experimenting with it to see if it could help our nurses spend less time documenting. A few months later, one of our nurses used an early version of what would become Apricot.
After completing five Start of Cares, she came home expecting another evening of charting. Instead, her documentation was already done. Her five-year-old daughter walked into the room, they had a tea party, cooked dinner together, and that night she fell asleep watching a Disney movie with her daughter on a random Wednesday.
When she called to tell me about it, we both ended up crying. Then she said something I’ll never forget:
“Trent, we can’t keep this to ourselves. Nurses everywhere deserve this.”
That’s when I realized maybe we’d built something bigger than a tool for our own agency. A few days later, we named the company Apricot: the traditional academic color of nursing. We chose that name because everything about this company starts with clinicians.
In many ways, we think of Apricot as a thank-you note to the nurses, therapists, aides, and caregivers who show up every day to care for patients.
Every product we build, every feature we release, and every improvement we make is guided by a simple hope: that our users feel seen, appreciated, and supported in the work they do. If we can give clinicians a little more time back for their patients, their families, and themselves, then we’re doing exactly what we set out to do.
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