Integrated care has been an important model for caring the elderly. In China, it is still at its very early stage. We proposed a new model to develop a smart mobile system, taking the CARE instrument as the base and composed of apps for stakeholders. We did an usability study using the TAMM tool and, from a convenience sample of 11 elderly and 18 nurses, the results indicated the system was well appreciated.

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