How CarePath works

The renewal loop, end-to-end.

Look up your state. See the gap. Close it on a break. Every surface below is live in the product today — no roadmap claims.

Step 01 · Public

Look up your state.

Start before you sign up. CarePath's state CE rules database is the public source of truth: find your board, your renewal cycle, and the exact mandatory topics required this period.

  • Searchable by profession and jurisdiction
  • Cited and dated against the state board itself
  • No account required — open the link and read
Live/ce-requirements
California · Registered Nurse
30 CEU every 2 years
Verified 2026
Implicit Bias
1 CEU
Ending of Life
0.5 CEU
Pain Mgmt
2 CEU
General / elective
26.5
Source: California Board of Registered Nursing · Last verified Mar 2026
Step 02 · In-app

See the gap, every license, every state.

Once you sign in, the compliance radar maps your CEU history against the rules you just looked up. Multi-state RNs see every license at once. The number that matters is the one still missing.

  • Multi-state license tracking on one screen
  • A 14-day timeline of scheduled hours
  • Today's actions surfaced as concrete next steps
Live/compliance
Compliance radar
Up to date
CA · RN
May 2026
7.5 / 30 CEU left
Next: Pain Mgmt 2.5
TX · RN
Jan 2027
20 / 20 CEU done
Renewal filed
OR · RN
Aug 2026
4 / 24 CEU left
Next: Pain Mgmt 4.0
NV · RN
Mar 2027
3 / 30 CEU left
Next: Implicit Bias 1.0
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Submit RTAM-203 transcript
2 min · CA board
Do it
Enroll: Pain Management 2.5 CEU
ANCC · self-paced
Do it
ADVISOR → Oregon needs 4 more Pain Mgmt CEU before Aug 14. I queued 2 ANCC-approved courses; both finish in under 6 hours.
Step 03a · In-app

Close it on a break.

A growing catalog of self-paced courses mapped to the gaps the radar just found. Resume picks up at the exact slide you left, so 2.5 CEU can fit between shifts.

  • Mapped to your state's mandatory topics
  • Resume-where-you-left-off across devices
  • Multiple accreditors, multiple specialties
Live/catalog
Opioid Stewardship Essentials
2.5 CEU · Pharmacology
Implicit Bias in Clinical Care
1.0 CEU · Ethics
Geriatric Fall Risk Assessment
3.0 CEU · PT/OT
Wound Care Fundamentals
2.0 CEU · Nursing
Pediatric Asthma Management
1.5 CEU · Pediatrics
Updated weekly·18 accreditors·12 specialties
Step 03b · In-app

Ask the lesson, not the internet.

An AI Tutor sits beside every lesson. It knows the slide you're on, cites the segment it pulled from, and never sends you off to a generic chatbot to figure out what you just heard.

  • Context-aware — knows the current lesson
  • Cites the segment it answered from
  • No model lock-in — the tutor stays grounded in the lesson
LiveIn lesson player
LESSON 4 · 08:42
Tutor online
What’s the difference between physical and psychological dependence?
CAREPATH TUTOR
Physical dependence is a physiological adaptation — your body adjusts to the drug and shows withdrawal symptoms when it’s removed. Psychological dependence is a craving or compulsion to use, driven by emotional or cognitive reward, even when no withdrawal is present.
Replaying lesson segment 02:14 — 03:01
So a patient on long-term opioids could have one without the other?
CAREPATH TUTOR
Exactly. Most chronic-pain patients develop physical dependence — that’s expected and clinically managed with a taper. It does not mean they have an addiction. Addiction requires the psychological component: craving, loss of control, continued use despite harm.
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