Senior Care Independent Living has been specially designed for retirement communities that do not have any nursing staff that are able to carry out professional nursing assignments. This version of Senior Care does not have any client care assessment available, but does have all the other features such as tenant demographics, contacts, scheduling (for non-care services such as housekeeping, maintenance, recreation and very light personal assistance services), to-do list, billing, etc.

Senior Care Assisted Living, our most popular, is designed for private pay and funded sites that have lighter care tenants. In addition to all the non-nursing services above, these sites typically offer daytime nursing staff and 24-hour care attendants to provide a wide range of additional care and safety services from personal hygiene and bathing to non-injectable medication administrations and reminders. This version of Senior Care has a tenant care assessment that captures the most key components to obtaining a basic understanding of level of frailty, cognition levels, self-safety risk (physical or mental) and the support levels required to care for the tenant.

Senior Care RAI is designed specifically for Assisted Living sites that are either fully or partial ly government funded, regulated or those that are working in close collaboration with a health authority partner. It is also frequently used by other private for profit or not-for-profit organizations that offer a higher level of nursing care to their tenants. Sites needing Senior Care RAI typically offer 24-hour nursing staff (RN’S, LPN’S or similar) and have supervised licensed care attendants. This edition looks and functions the same as Senior Care Assisted Living (above) with the exception of the ten ant care assessment. In this edition, the tenant care assessment is replaced by a licensed electronic edition of the internationally standardized assessment tool, the interRAI MDS-AL.