Severe dizziness · Rehab
Orthostatic changes, BP trends, fall-risk escalation, med review.
Open TemplateSBAR support for the calls you actually make.
Stop Freezing Before Provider Calls.
Build clear SBARs, provider call scripts, and nursing notes in seconds — written in the language nurses actually use at the bedside.
Less overthinking. More confident calls.
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- Nurses using it
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- Avg time to SBAR
- 4.9★
- App Store rating
Generating SBAR
Quick notes from the floor
rm 412 · 67M POD2 R TKA · new chest pressure 0215 · BP 158/94 HR 112 irreg · O2 94% RA · diaphoretic
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Situation
Mr. Carter, rm 412 — new onset chest pressure since 0215.
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Background
67M, POD#2 R TKA. PMH: CAD, HTN, DM2. On enoxaparin.
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Assessment
BP 158/94, HR 112 irregular, SpO2 94% RA, diaphoretic.
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Recommendation
Requesting 12-lead, troponin, BMP. Start O2 + SL nitro?
Provider call script readyTap to read
We've been there
Calling the provider at 3 a.m. shouldn't feel like a final exam.
You know your patient. You just need help turning scattered thoughts into a confident call.
Without SBAR On Demand
- Scribbling on a paper towel before the call
- Forgetting the one vital the doc asks about
- Getting cut off mid-sentence: "What's the point?"
- Rewriting the same SBAR five times in your shift
- Feeling nervous every time the phone rings
With SBAR On Demand
- Type a few words — get a structured SBAR back
- Built-in vitals, meds, and recent changes prompts
- A call script you literally read off your screen
- Save templates for your unit's most common calls
- New nurses gain confidence by their second shift
Under 60 seconds
Turn scattered notes into a structured SBAR in under a minute.
Nurse-first language
Trained on thousands of SBARs from working nurses. No corporate jargon.
HIPAA-aware
Patient details stay on your device. No PHI leaves without your say-so.
SBAR Templates & Examples
See all templates SBAR examples for the calls you actually make.
Nurse-written templates built for LTC, SNF, rehab, and assisted living. Drop your resident in, get a confident call out.
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Full SBAR handoff with pending tasks, concerns, and watch-outs.
Open TemplateThe story behind it
Built by a Nurse Who’s Been There.
“I built the tool I wish nurses had during stressful provider calls.”
Created by a Geriatric Nurse Practitioner with years on the floor in long-term care, rehab, bedside nursing, and provider communication.
SBAR On Demand was built to help nurses organize high-pressure calls, communicate clearly, and feel more confident during the moments that matter most.
Clinical focus
LTC, SNF, rehab, assisted living, and night-shift floors.
Built around the call
Designed from actual provider-call stress — not a conference room.
Nurse-first language
No corporate healthcare jargon. Just how nurses actually talk.
For the floor, not the boardroom
Every template shaped by real resident scenarios and shift chaos.
This isn’t generic AI software.
It’s clinical communication support designed around how nurses actually work.
Nurse Panic Mode
Let's organize the call.
You don't need perfect wording. Start with the main concern — we'll shape the rest with you.
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Start with what changed
Tap the closest match. You can refine details after.
Take a breath. Pick the closest scenario above and we'll build the call with you — one step at a time.
More than an SBAR app
A library of nursing resources built for the floor.
SBAR Templates
Ready-to-use SBAR templates for any scenario
Drop your resident in, get a structured SBAR out. Built for LTC, SNF, rehab, and assisted living.
Explore ResourceSBAR Examples
SBAR examples for the calls you actually make
Nurse-written examples for altered mental status, falls, respiratory distress, and more.
Explore ResourceDocumentation Templates
Charting and narrative note templates
Narrative notes, change-in-condition charting, skilled notes, and provider-call documentation.
Explore ResourceNurse Brain Sheets
Printable & digital brain sheets for every shift
Brain sheets shaped for LTC, SNF, rehab, assisted living, and bedside nursing.
Explore ResourceProvider Call Scripts
What to actually say when you pick up the phone
Word-for-word scripts for tough calls — middle of the night, new admit, rapid response.
Explore ResourceFree Provider Call Checklist
What to have ready before you dial
A free bedside PDF for AMS, falls, respiratory distress, wounds, and infection — built for LTC/SNF workflow.
Explore ResourceNursing Resources
The bedside workflow library for LTC & SNF nurses
Provider-call guidance, change-in-condition support, and documentation tips — searchable by scenario.
Explore ResourceFree PDF · Bedside Checklist
Free Bedside Provider-Call Checklist
What to have ready before calling about AMS, falls, respiratory distress, wound concerns, and more.
Get the ChecklistDelivered to your inbox · save it for your next shift
- Altered mental status
- Falls with neuro changes
- Respiratory distress
- Wound & skin concerns
- Fever / possible infection
You've already done the hard part. Let SBAR On Demand organize the call.
Less overthinking. More confident calls.
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