Purpose-driven communications have been at the forefront of our lives over the past 18 months; whether from the government, employers, local businesses or even family and friends, informative content has reigned supreme. This shift in what we communicate and how we communicate is not likely to change anytime soon. In fact, a recent global survey …
News June 16, 2021 More than One Million Hours Returned to Care over the Last Year!
Of the many challenges and struggles senior care homes have faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, communicating with residents, families and staff has been at the forefront. The Cliniconex team is proud to have played a role in keeping senior care communities connected throughout the pandemic. We are especially grateful for having helped return one million …
News June 7, 2021 Introducing our New Staff Add-on for Automated Care Messaging!
If there’s one thing the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us, it is the extreme importance of constant, clear, communication. Here at Cliniconex, we’ve spent the last 10 years focused on building a healthcare-focused care coordination platform that has been tailored to fit the specific needs of senior care homes. Since the pandemic began, we have …
News May 5, 2021 What would your Senior Care Facility do with 1000 Hours?
One thousand hours. Forty-one days. That’s a lot of time. If you had 1000 hours you could watch the movie Titanic over 300 times. You could make the 22 hour trip between New York City and Sydney Australia 45 times. You could do all that Titanic watching on the plane…. What if we told you …
Best Practices May 5, 2021 Staff communication: Three tips to help combat absences and workforce pressures
The challenge of acquiring and retaining staff in social care was prevalent pre-pandemic, but since then much has changed. Those in care have worked tirelessly to protect and support patients and residents in what has likely been one of the most difficult years of their career. Frequent staff communication can keep care teams informed and encouraged. As such, internal …
News April 7, 2021 Cliniconex Gives Back | Our First Charity Donation Of 2021
March means the end of the first quarter of 2021, and along with spring and vaccinations, it means the next installment of Cliniconex Gives Back; our Charity Donation Program. Once again, team members pitched causes that are near and dear to them that could benefit from a $1,000 donation. All submissions are kept confidential until …
Best Practices March 29, 2021 The Road To Reopening | The Power Of Automating Routine Communications With Resident Families
Over the past year, COVID-19 has directed our lives; from where we go, what we do, who we see and how we communicate. Needles to say, all have been pretty limited. With more people being vaccinated every day, life is starting to resume some semblance of normality. For senior care homes, this means communications will …
News March 3, 2021 UK COVID-19 Vaccinations: Tips For Effectively Communicating Your Vaccination Plan And Process To Your Care Community
The end is in sight – we hope. Residents and staff (and hopefully soon designated visitors!) are receiving their COVID-19 vaccinations. And rightly so. They have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic. But with this good news, also comes the need for a large coordination and communication strategy for each home. Keeping residents, their families …
News February 22, 2021 February Storm: How Gulf Coast Senior Care Facilities Communicated During An Emergency
Last week, more than 150 million Americans were impacted by a severe winter storm, leaving them without power, or water, in the midst of epic snowfalls and freezing temperatures. States such as Texas, Alabama, Louisiana, Kansas and Mississippi declared states of emergency, causing some to call in the National Guard. Now, in the midst of …
News February 2, 2021 COVID-19 Vaccinations: Tips For Effectively Communicating Your Vaccination Plan And Process To Your Care Community
The end is in sight – we hope. Residents and staff of long term care facilities are receiving their COVID-19 vaccinations in the first round of inoculations. And rightly so. They have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic. But with this good news, also comes the reality of a large coordination and communication campaign for …
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