All Homecare Workers and Personal Care Attendants enter their time electronically. The system we use is called
OR PTC DCI.
Announcement
As of Sep. 23, 2022, there will be a Provider Attestation added to your clock-out steps in OR PTC DCI. To learn more about this change view the Provider Attestation Changes in the Learning Materials
Tips and resources
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NOTE: You are responsible for entering your time correctly in order to be paid.
If you can't clock in or out during your shift, you will need to add a historical time entry. You can use either the Web Portal or the landline option.
If you need to enter mileage or correct a time entry, you need to use the Web Portal.
Log in to Web Portal
Getting started
There are three different ways you can enter your time in OR PTC DCI:
- A mobile app that works on your smart phone.
- A landline phone.
- A device called a fob.
Which option is right for you?
You can choose which option works best for you. Learn about each option below or view this infographic.
OR PTC DCI Mobile App (most popular)
The Mobile App is a free application for Apple or Android smart phones and devices. Many providers say this is the easiest option to learn and use.
Providers use the app to clock in, clock out and view hours.
Download the Mobile App:
To log in: Use your assigned username and temporary password that were sent in the PTC Go-Live Support Guides.
Watch a video about the Mobile App to learn about getting started.
OR PTC DCI Landline
You can use the consumer’s landline phone to clock in and out. You don't need internet access or smart phone or device for this option.
If your consumer’s landline phone number is on file with the local office, you are all set to use this option.
Check out the
Landline Tip Sheet for instructions on how to use the landline option.
OR PTC DCI Fob
The fob is another way to capture time when a smart phone/device or landline is not available
The fob is a small device that is kept in the consumer's home. The provider pushes a button on the fob to display a unique code at the start and end of their shift. The provider writes down the fob codes with date and time of clock in and clock out on a fob timesheet. The provider must enter the fob codes in the DCI Web Portal by the end of the pay period.
To request a fob: Talk to the consumer’s Case Manager.
To download fob timesheets:
Go to the Provider section of the Learning Materials page.
To take a course on entering fob time: Go to
Adding a Fob Entry to the OR PTC DCI Web Portal.