Overview
Multi-state, multi-program platforms have a real advantage: breadth. They also have a real cost: the UI, the workflows, and the forms are designed to fit fifteen things at once. Providers who moved to Statewise tell us the forms and mobile app feel adapted rather than built for the Texas home.
Sereniq is the opposite trade. State-deep, Texas first. HCS, HCBS Supervised Living, and HCBS Host Home. Forms aligned to the HHSC PDF, mobile UI designed for the kitchen counter, AI note polish with one-tap IRP goal alignment that staff confirm. Narrow, deep, and built for the audit.
If you switched to Statewise during the Cubhub migration and the new system doesn’t fit how your homes actually run, talk to us. Implementation is scoped at the demo: individuals, homes, and staff are imported, programs and homes are set up, and admins and DSPs are trained before you depend on Sereniq.
What you get
- Texas-first depth, HHSC-handbook-aligned
- Mobile-first DSP app, designed for the floor
- AI note polish with IRP goal alignment, included
- Column-aligned Form 4119, Form 3092, and transportation-log prints
- Roster and staff imported for you when you switch
- Single-vendor HIPAA BAA
What agencies ask before switching.
Is Statewise the same as TaskMaster Pro now?
TaskMaster Pro became part of Statewise after the 2025 Cubhub acquisition. Sereniq references Statewise (formerly TaskMaster Pro) because many Texas providers still search for both names during replacement research.
Why would a Texas agency choose Sereniq over Statewise?
Sereniq is narrower by design: Texas IDD programs, HHSC forms, mobile DSP documentation, IRP-linked notes, and six-month look-back exports instead of broad multi-state configuration.
Can Sereniq migrate data from Statewise?
Yes. Migration planning is part of onboarding. We map individuals, homes, staff, documents, and historical records before your agency depends on the new system.