Lauris Online is the system we use to handle all of our documentation, communication, and admin stuff. It helps keep everything in one place so we can stay organized, follow the rules, and most importantly—focus on the people we support instead of drowning in paperwork.
You’ll log in at: www12.laurisonline.com
(Bookmark it. Seriously.)
All-in-One Spot: Daily notes, MARs, incident reports, activity logs, service plans—you name it, it goes in Lauris.
Keeps Us Compliant: It’s built to meet all those state and federal rules we have to follow, so just using it helps us stay on track.
Reports & Info: It pulls helpful data so managers can make decisions without guessing.
Teamwork: You can message people, share files, and stay in the loop more easily.
Safe & Secure: It’s HIPAA-compliant, so everything is locked down tight.
Saves Time: Less chasing papers = more time doing what we’re actually here to do.
Use a Computer: Lauris works best on a Windows computer using a regular browser like Chrome or Edge. It can be opened on your phone, but some stuff might not work right—and phone use for documentation isn’t recommended at this time.
What You Can Expect: Depending on your role and the type of device you’re on, some buttons or options might look a little different. If something doesn’t work right, try switching to a Windows desktop/laptop first.
Yes—every shift means every shift.
✅ Log in to Lauris at www12.laurisonline.com when you start working.
✅ Check your messages – important updates and tasks come through here.
✅ Document everything required, including:
Daily notes
Activity logs
Contact logs
Upload paper documentation
RCA/incident reports
Anything else you’re told to document
Use Lauris for everything.
Go to www12.laurisonline.com to log in.
Log in every shift.
Submit all your notes and forms in Lauris.
Don’t rely on your phone—use a Windows computer if possible.
Check your messages in Lauris like it’s your job (because it is).
If you’re stuck, ask your supervisor for help. We’d rather walk you through it now than fix problems later.