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FAMCare vs OSCaR

FAMCare

8.0#6 in case management softwareFrom $795 a month
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OSCaR

6.4#11 in nonprofit case management softwareFrom $0.50 a month
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FactFAMCareOSCaR
HeadquartersSt. Louis, Missouri, United StatesPhnom Penh, Cambodia
IntegrationsListed integrations include Microsoft Power BI, NextGen Office, Twilio, miniOrange, Elavon and Oracle Fusion Cloud EPM.The maker says it offers APIs to facilitate integration with third-party systems if required.
MakerGlobal Vision Technologies, Inc. develops FAMCare and also offers ClinicalPURSUIT patient-registry software.Children in Families, a Cambodian NGO, developed OSCaR with technical support from Save the Children International and funding from USAID.
PurposeFAMCare is case management software built for human services agencies to organize casework and produce audit-ready, outcome-level reporting.OSCaR is an open-source case-management and record-keeping system designed for social-work-related programs.
SecurityThe maker states FAMCare holds SOC 2 Type II certification and describes encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, cloud hosting on Microsoft Azure, backups and continuous monitoring.The feature overview says OSCaR uses HTTPS security and IP restrictions to protect data.

FAMCare plans

  • Basic$795 a month
  • FAMCare Foundation$9,540 a year
  • Tailored pricing overviewPriced on request

OSCaR plans

  • Basic Monthly Fee for less than 101 Clients$0.50 a month
  • Initial Rollout$800, paid once
  • Individual Feature DevelopmentPriced on request

Pick FAMCare if…

FAMCare suits human services agencies, including child welfare, behavioral health, homeless services, and Indigenous community programs. It may fit teams that need casework tools alongside outcome-level reporting.

Pick OSCaR if…

OSCaR suits social-work programs that need case records, custom forms, referrals, and reporting. Its offline mobile application may be useful for social workers in the field.

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