Corra ran our agency before she ran anyone else's

Corra wasn't designed in a strategy deck. She was built inside a working home care agency, by an operator living the problems she now solves — the 7am no-show discovered by the client, the weekend spent dialing down a call list, the EVV report full of missing clock-ins that everyone knew were really worked.

That origin shows up in the details. Corra confirms visits the way a good coordinator would — by name, ahead of time, with a way to say no that a human actually follows up on. She writes time corrections the way an auditor would want them written: append-only, attributed, explained. And she refuses to do the things a careless system might: call at 11pm, text someone who opted out, or guess when she isn't sure.

Corra is a product of Neovexa Inc., a software company focused on the operational backbone of home care. The communications platform underneath her — carrier-registered messaging, consent ledger, quiet-hours enforcement, full audit trail — was built first, because in this industry the boring plumbing is the moat.

We're starting with a small cohort of agencies who want a coordinator that never sleeps and a paper trail that never blinks. If that's you, we'd like to meet.