Senior Living Payroll & HR Services
Easily Manage
Get long-term payroll and HR support that helps your organization maintain long-term care for your senior residents.
How We Help Senior Living Facilities
PBJ Reporting
For organizations classified as skilled nursing facilities (SNF), to maintain compliance governed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), you'll get the payroll outsourcing support needed to manage payroll-based journal (PBJ) reporting requirements.
Sufficient Staffing
Assisted senior living facilities can better manage the hiring process with simple onboarding tools, thorough background check solutions, and employee management dashboards to help recruit, hire, and retain staff while maintaining staffing levels to meet applicable state compliance requirements.
Round-the-Clock Shifts
Monitor employee hours and plan schedules efficiently with time and attendance tools made for managing senior living facilities with 24-hour shift structures.
The Essential Payroll & HR Services
For Senior Living Facilities
Payroll
Processing
Ensure senior living workers and caretakers are paid accurately for their hours worked and take inventory of essential employee wage and hour information with proper PBJ reporting processes.
Processing
Background
Checks
Evaluate your candidate's criminal & credit history to ensure senior living caretakers are certified to care for elderly patients without a doubt.
Checks
Employee
Onboarding
Streamline onboarding for senior living workers and caretakers using a simple interface to create employee records, fill out employment forms, and ultimately accelerate the hiring process.
Onboarding
Time & Attendance Tracking
Keep track of every employee's hours, including overtime, while gaining access to tools that help you schedule, approve leave requests, and track PTO accruals to help make managing a round-the-clock workforce easier.
Human
Resources
Manage your senior living workers and caretakers throughout every step of their career, from recruiting to employee record management.
Resources
Services That Enhance
Senior Living Operations
Business
Insurance
Protect your senior living facility with essential business insurance options, including workers' compensation insurance if caretakers are hurt on the job.
Insurance
Employee
Benefits
Combat high turnover and keep your senior living facility competitive with affordable, custom-tailored benefit packages, alongside supportive administration processes.
Benefits
Earned Wage Access (EWA)
Upgrade your senior living facility's benefits offerings to support hourly employees with on-demand pay for their earned wages, as well as an array of employee perks.
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Learning More?
Operating a senior living facility requires a considerable balance between compliance requirements, such as state or local sufficient staffing laws, and employee retention in a high-turnover industry. Without structured hiring, compliance, and payroll processes in place, your business could risk getting hit with regulatory fines while still needing to manage your primary operations.
Fortunately, not all senior living facilities have to manage their workforce responsibilities alone; we've seen the challenges firsthand, which allows us to tackle your payroll, HR, and regulatory compliance challenges with ease. Why stress about sustaining a top-performing, compliant workforce long-term when you should be focused on providing long-term care for your clients?
Contact us to learn how we can transform workforce management for your senior living facility.
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Additional Resources For
Senior Living Facilities
Senior Living Payroll & HR Services FAQs
The federal minimum staffing standards established in the CMS's 2024 rule were repealed after federal legislation prohibited CMS from implementing, administering, or enforcing those provisions through September 30, 2034. However, that does not mean senior living facilities can disregard staffing requirements. Existing federal requirements to provide sufficient staffing remain, and individual states can impose their own standards.
Yes, certain states, including California and New York, have their own direct-care staffing requirements. These states can have rules that require staff to attend to a patient for a certain number of hours per day, depending on the employee's profession, which may include certified nursing assistants (CNAs) and licensed nurses.
Yes, workforce analytics can help administrators identify trends in:
- Overtime
- Absenteeism
- Turnover
- Employee hours
- Staff numbers
These insights can help facilities determine where staffing problems are occurring and where additional recruiting or retention efforts may be needed. Senior living employers may also use these insights to help determine if sufficient staffing requirements are met, if applicable to their business.
Payroll & HR solutions can help senior living facilities accurately track employee hours, roles, and time worked, providing the organized workforce data needed for payroll-based journal (PBJ) reporting. Centralizing time and attendance information can reduce manual data entry and make it easier to maintain accurate staffing records.
Yes, centralized payroll & HR solutions can give organizations a single place to manage employee records, time and attendance, payroll, scheduling, and workforce information across multiple locations. This can be particularly useful for senior living facilities operating several communities.
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