
About
This app helps Florida nurses and caregivers manage their schedules, document patient care at the point of service, and communicate with their office and colleagues. It also allows for credential management and tracking of onboarding progress.
What's New in myFHC
1.0.3
October 28, 2026
• Opening myFHC after an update no longer closes the app, and the new version shows the first time you open it. • Sign in on a computer with your phone: open myFHC on the web, scan the code with the camera and approve with Face ID. • Your whole professional profile on one screen, each part edited in place — and a new section for the charting systems you know (Epic, Oracle Health, MEDITECH, PointClickCare and more). Hospitals see it when you apply. • Oxi suggests the Tools that fit your patient and puts their results in the note. Add any tool yourself, and dictation understands clinical words better. • Tools: favorites in a sliding strip, filters like Pulse's, and one clear report to copy, save to Notes or send in Connect, where it arrives as a card. • On a hospital's team? Its Dashboard, alerts, search, Scheduling, Incidents, My Staff, Education, Careers and documents open right in myFHC, and its chats, tasks and notes sit inside yours behind a switch. • Chat photos load faster, and other fixes.
MoreFAQ
What can myFHC be used for?
myFHC allows Florida nurses and caregivers to view their schedules, document patient visits, manage credentials, communicate with their office, and pick up new shifts. It's designed for clinical work in home care settings.
Do I need an invitation to use myFHC?
No, you can create your own account directly from the sign-in screen without needing an invitation or approval. This makes it easy to get started immediately.
Is myFHC only for Florida Healthcare Collective employees?
While clinicians who take assignments through Florida Healthcare Collective use it for documentation, you do not have to work with them to use the app. It's available for any nurse or caregiver in Florida.
How does myFHC handle patient data privacy?
myFHC handles protected health information securely. You only see patients assigned to you, all record access is logged, and the app can be locked with Face ID or a device passcode for added security.
What are the documentation features in myFHC?
You can clock in and out of visits, record vital signs, write notes, complete assessments, and capture required signatures. Documentation follows Florida home care record-keeping rules, with notes locking after signing.
How often is myFHC updated?
The latest version, 1.0.1, was released on September 29, 2026. Updates are provided by the developer, Arabel Romero Galban, to ensure the app functions correctly and includes necessary improvements.
What devices does myFHC support?
Currently, myFHC is supported on iPhone devices. This ensures that mobile nurses and caregivers can access its features on their primary work devices.
Does myFHC have ads?
No, myFHC does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use and focuses on providing a clean, uninterrupted experience for healthcare professionals.









