On October 20, Oregon-based operator The Springs Living and health tech company PointClickCare announced a co-development partnership. PointClickCare describes it as its first direct co-development relationship with a senior living operator, with its teams working alongside frontline staff in several Springs Living communities in Oregon to shape what gets built and tested.
The work supports The Springs Living's value-based care model with SCAN Health Plan, a Medicare Advantage plan. The plan is to roll out PointClickCare's EHR for Senior Living in participating communities before the end of the year, then launch Community Advisor, an intelligence layer that reviews documentation from caregivers, wellness nurses and medication technicians to flag meaningful changes in a resident's condition so the team and its healthcare partners can respond sooner.
Operators are moving from standalone tools toward connected senior living technology where everyday observations feed a shared record. That only works if the basics underneath are solid: reliable Wi-Fi and wired networking in every wing, an assisted living phone system staff can reach from anywhere, and a senior living nurse call system or emergency call platform that can pass events into the care record instead of living on its own island. Before adding an AI layer, ask which systems will feed it, how data moves between them, and who supports the network they all depend on.
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Source: PR Newswire (PointClickCare)
