Transforming Healthcare Labor Management, Together
For nearly four decades, we have been dedicated to providing staffing solutions to the long-term care industry. It's time for a new solution to an old problem.
Our Beginnings
1989
Entered the Healthcare Staffing space
2010
1st Scheduling System created
2023
Launched the SkillsChecked App
2024
2nd Version Launched as we entered the LTC space
With nearly four decades of experience in healthcare staffing, we have witnessed the long-term care (LTC) industry face a significant labor shortage crisis, now recognized by government and industry experts. This shortage has forced facility closures, strained healthcare workers, and diminished access to essential services, compounded by an aging population peaking in 2030. Despite government interventions, the labor shortage persists, fueled in part by inadequate staffing strategies.
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Traditional efforts to address the labor gap—such as expanded recruitment and flexible work benefits—have failed to meet the sector's needs. The reliance on agency staff as a short-term solution has proven costly, disrupting workplace stability and escalating labor expenses without solving the underlying problem. Facilities are struggling to maintain government-mandated staffing levels, which has led to closures and heightened government involvement in regulating care standards.
Recognizing that the crisis cannot be addressed through simplistic approaches, we have developed a specialized Healthcare Labor Management System (H-LMS). This web-based solution targets three critical areas:
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Continuous Professional Development: Ensuring healthcare workers have ongoing access to educational resources to enhance their skills.
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Workflow Optimization: Improving efficiency and reducing burnout through streamlined processes.
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Quality Labor Access: Connecting facilities with highly qualified professionals to meet staffing demands.
Our H-LMS offers a comprehensive approach to resolving the LTC labor shortage, improving both workforce management and the quality of care in long-term care settings.