Hiring in healthcare is still an ongoing challenge. While labor costs have retracted compared to pandemic spending, the industry faces a continual workforce shortage. These factors stress finances, forcing businesses and facilities to innovate and find advantages wherever possible. At...
In the labyrinth of healthcare staffing solutions, inefficiencies and staffing gaps are problems that most healthcare facilities relate to. The total supply of registered nurses decreased by over 100,000 from 2020 to 2021 – the largest drop in the past...
Today, technology influences healthcare HR with candidate screening, digital onboarding processes and automatic scheduling. It’s likely that change and innovation will continue weaving through the industry in the years to come. But how has technology influenced nursing home management? Nursing...
An employee benefits platform will transform how you manage your team’s employment perks. Why does it matter? By keeping on top of benefits, you can improve retention rates and continue to attract new talent. Happy team members are more likely...
Human Capital Management (HCM) continues evolving, and seamless, efficient communication is more critical than ever. HR professionals juggle responsibilities ranging from managing employee records to coordinating onboarding and training programs to addressing workplace concerns. Add the nuances of nurse and...
Nursing homes in the US have a turnover rate of 53.3% Dedicated and compassionate people fuel the healthcare industry. Facilities rely on these workers to provide essential services for their patients. However, it’s a demanding industry with a high staff...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions have the potential to revolutionize critical challenges in healthcare, addressing workforce shortages, reducing costs, and enhancing the quality of patient care. From a technology standpoint, the benefits and capabilities are attractive. Yet, AI also has some...
Long-term care providers and nursing homes are still feeling the effects of the pandemic — nursing homes still sit below their 2020 employment levels by over 14%. Front-line workers are still battling burnout while administrators scramble to navigate labor shortages. ...
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The long-term care and nursing home industry will become an increasingly important part of the healthcare system in the coming decades — the number of Americans over the age of 65 is expected to reach 80 million by 2040. The...
