PointClickCare Launches Advisor Suite, Expanding AI-Native Workflow Automation Solutions for Skilled Nursing

LeadingAge Gold Partner with CAST Focus PointClickCare has announced the launch of Advisor, a suite of AI-native workflow automation solutions for skilled nursing providers. The Advisor products unify data across workflows, automate high-friction tasks, and create value that compounds with every interaction, according to a company release on PR Newswire.

PointClickCare first launched Chart Advisor and Referral Advisor, and the suite’s latest solution is Billing Advisor, designed to capture earned revenue by identifying billable services and revenue risks before claims submission. Billing Advisor is now available to all skilled nursing providers using the PointClickCare Electronic Health Record (EHR).

Accushield Names 355 Communities as “Safest Places to Live”

Accushield, a LeadingAge Corporate Partner that provides innovative visitor management and third-party caregiver verification for thousands of senior living and health care communities across all 50 states and Canada, has released its inaugural “Safest Places to Live.” Senior Housing News featured this recognition program, which names 355 senior living communities that demonstrate an elite commitment across eight standards of resident safety. The article also profiles Accushield implementations and how they are increasing safety at two communities.

KARE and Viventium Leaders Share Thoughts on Effective Workforce Solutions

Two LeadingAge Corporate Partners were quoted in the McKnight’s Long-Term Care News article “In Tech integration, not hype, key to workforce solutions.” KARE connects workforce—caregivers, nurses, and staff—with senior care communities and nursing homes, and its CEO Charles Turner noted the importance of integrating artificial intelligence tools into operations and meeting real needs. Viventium offers payroll and human resources services that know health care. Rossmary Gil-Tian, segment marketing manager of facility-based care, emphasized the benefits of systems that unite functions like recruiting, onboarding, time, payroll, and compliance.

Sentrics Officer Speaks at McKnight’s Women of Distinction Forum

Brian McWade, chief product and marketing officer at LeadingAge Corporate Partner Sentrics, which transforms senior care with real-time location and assisted living nurse call systems, served as a panelist at the recent McKnight’s Women of Distinction Forum. Beyond buzzwords: Driving long-term care ROI and retention through smart tech, published in McKnight’s Long-Term Care News, highlighted his comments on the importance of coordinating multiple departments’ activities when making decisions around technology, the need to highlight a solution’s cost savings, and the value of platforms that provide micro-learning and chatbots for staff training.

Also serving on the panel was Kerry Thurston, a 2026 Commercial Excellence award winner and head of strategy and partnerships at LeadingAge Corporate Partner August Health, an AI-enabled platform for better care and operations in senior living communities. She emphasized that providers should set technology goals annually, focus on specific metrics, and purchase technology based on its capacity to solve key challenges. Thurston also said that technology must integrate with census, electronic health records, falls and resident engagement data to reveal trends and resident changes that offer better insights into residents.