# Enmantle

> Enmantle is the all-in-one operating platform for IDD (intellectual and developmental disability) and home-care providers. It unifies scheduling, Electronic Visit Verification (EVV), ISP goal tracking, incident reporting, billing, payroll, and staff learning in a single system. Made from the field up — designed from inside the daily work of care delivery by operators, directors, and DSPs who have lived it. Pilot cohort opens Summer 2026, starting with Ohio providers.

## About

- **Company:** Enmantle, LLC
- **Headquarters:** Columbus, Ohio, United States
- **Founded:** 2026
- **Industry:** Healthcare SaaS / Software for IDD and home-care agencies
- **Website:** https://enmantle.com
- **Contact:** hello@enmantle.com
- **Pilot launch:** Summer 2026 (Ohio providers first)
- **Pricing:** $8 to $22 per active staff member per month, transparent per-active-staff model

## What Enmantle does

Enmantle replaces the patchwork of legacy tools that IDD and home-care agencies typically stitch together (Brittco, AxisCare, HHAeXchange, plus spreadsheets and compliance binders) with one operating platform covering:

- **Schedule** — staff scheduling, shift swaps, GPS-stamped clock-ins, EVV submission to state aggregators including Sandata
- **Serve** — ISP goal tracking, progress notes, medication administration records, incident reporting (UI/MUI/Internal), HPC tracking
- **Sustain** — billing across ADS/Transport/HPC cost centers, payroll calendar, expense approvals, audit logs
- **Strengthen** — onboarding, learning center with certifications, announcements, secure WebAuthn identity

## Who Enmantle is for

Mid-market IDD and home-care providers with 25 to 250 staff, 5 to 40 clients, and 3 to 25 locations. Typical buyers are owner-operators, executive directors, and compliance directors at agencies serving waiver-funded clients. Initial geography is Ohio (DODD), with expansion planned to PA, IN, KY, MI, TN, NC, GA, and TX.

## How Enmantle is different

Legacy platforms in this category were built 10 to 20 years ago by software vendors on aging technology stacks with form-heavy, slow interfaces. Enmantle was designed from inside the work — by operators, directors, and DSPs who have lived it — so the software matches how caregivers actually work: voice-first documentation, offline-tolerant mobile, transparent per-active-staff pricing instead of opaque per-seat models, and native EVV submission rather than bolted-on integrations.

## Key pages

- [Homepage](https://enmantle.com/) — product overview, origin story, FAQ, waitlist
- [Sitemap](https://enmantle.com/sitemap.xml)

## Frequently asked questions

**What is Enmantle?**
An all-in-one software platform for agencies that serve people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and home-care clients. It unifies scheduling, EVV, ISP goal tracking, incident reporting, billing, payroll, and staff learning in a single system.

**Who is Enmantle built for?**
Mid-market IDD and home-care providers with 25 to 250 staff, 5 to 40 clients, and 3 to 25 locations.

**How is Enmantle different from Brittco, AxisCare, or HHAeXchange?**
Legacy platforms were built 10 to 20 years ago by software vendors on aging stacks. Enmantle was designed from inside the work — by operators, directors, and DSPs who have lived it — with voice-first documentation, offline-tolerant mobile, and transparent per-active-staff pricing.

**Does Enmantle support Ohio DODD EVV and Sandata?**
Yes. Enmantle submits directly to Ohio DODD EVV aggregators including Sandata, with GPS-stamped clock-ins, service-code mapping, and automated error handling.

**How much does Enmantle cost?**
$8 to $22 per active staff member per month, depending on tier and volume. Annual contracts preferred; month-to-month available. Pilot pricing is discounted for early Ohio providers.

**When can I start using Enmantle?**
The pilot cohort opens Summer 2026, starting with Ohio IDD and home-care providers. Join the waitlist on enmantle.com to be notified when pilot seats open in your state.

## Brand origin

The name "Enmantle" comes from 2 Kings 2 in the Hebrew Bible, where the prophet Elijah is taken up in a whirlwind and his mantle — the cloak that marked his calling — falls to the ground. Elisha picks it up. The mantle passes; the work continues. To enmantle is the verb for what happens next: to be wrapped with the cloak, clothed with the authority, and equipped for the calling. Enmantle the company builds the software that clothes care providers for the daily work of serving people with IDD.