OnShift Offers LTC Providers Increased Mobility and Efficiency with iPad Platform

Article written by Alyssa Gerace

Originally posted on www.seniorhousingnews.com

OnShift, Inc., a software program allowing long-term care and senior living providers to schedule staff and manage shifts, has expanded its service platform to include the iPad.

The innovation is expected to help directors of nursing, administrators, schedulers, and others in long-term care and senior living to save time and improve efficiency by giving them the ability to access, view, create, update, and manage schedules and staffing information from any device.

The iPad platform allows for mobility in sending open shift messages to qualified and available staff via text, email and automated phone call.

“Our on-call nurses can have scheduling at their fingertips with OnShift on the iPad. A few taps will eliminate hours of phone calls trying to find replacements when someone calls off. Open shifts can happen anytime, anywhere, and we are really looking forward to the convenience of OnShift on the iPad,” stated Michele Brown, administrator, The Neighborhoods at Quail Creek.

In addition to open shift management, all OnShift capabilities are available on the iPad, including scheduling, overtime prevention, and reporting; the program predicts overtime and understaffing and helps senior care operators to stay on top of staffing needs.

Keeping Shower Glass Clean

Shower enclosures add style and beauty to any home. They also represent class and a form of luxury. Glass showers are the most popular and look the nicest. The glass can have all types of fancy designs for aesthetic value, or can be simply frosted for more privacy.

Then there are cleaning materials like soaps and detergents that use this technology that offer high performance quotient as well as are less harmful to the environment.

The only downfall of having a glass shower is the care and maintenance that they require to keep them clean. It seems like the more you try to keep them clean, the cloudier they get. Abrasive cleaners can stain or even scratch the glass. The more you clean the glass with these cleaners the more chance the glass weakens or even breaks. Improper handling can also result in stains that may stick permanently on the glass surface.

Nanotechnology has been used extensively in various cleaning products. The technology deals with manipulating matter on the surface. Cleaning products with this technology are able to remove grease, oil, dirt from the surface of glass. One of the products is called WEITEC. The cleaner removes even the finest particles of dirt from pores.

Manufacturers have come up this technology and put it into some 14 different products to help clean various surfaces including glass shower enclosures. There are certain types of soaps and detergents that use this technology that offer great results with still keep with the “go green” motto.