The pandemic has increased the urgency for more vigilant and organized efforts around infection control, compliance protocols, and risk management – all in service of a safer environment for residents and staff.
TrustPlace digitally standardizes, tracks, and facilitates your standard operations, replacing paper and other outdated, inefficient systems.
Operationalize CDC guidelines and state regulations for assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, or at-home care so that your staff has all the right information to perform their best.
Digitize your system for preventing, identifying, reporting, investigating, & controlling infection & communicable diseases for residents, staff & volunteers providing services at your communities.
Use TrustPlace to manage and report home care visits:
Digitize the “wellness” of your physical plant and facilities in your communities & be effective at maintenance and housekeeping.
Onboard new staff effectively and provide digital tools to shorten the learning curve and improve operational compliance.
Join us for Demo Day at Senior Housing News Aug 26th TrustPlace is one of the featured tech providers at Senior Housing News Demo day on August 26, 2021. All demos are pre-recorded and will be available for you to
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