GenCare Lifestyle Adopts Kevala for Workforce Efficiency
GenCare Lifestyle has selected the Kevala platform from Residex.AI to improve workforce efficiency across its six senior living communities in Washington State, announced in a press release. The integration aims to streamline staff scheduling and enhance operational insights by connecting seamlessly with existing systems like Paylocity.
The decision to implement Kevala reflects GenCare's commitment to optimizing labor efficiency and ensuring high-quality care. The platform's integration with Paylocity facilitates smooth time reporting into payroll, reducing redundancies and improving data accuracy. Danielle Parker, COO of GenCare Lifestyle, highlighted the ease of use and seamless integration as significant advantages, allowing staff to focus more on resident care.
Patrick Lawler, Chief Customer Officer at Residex, emphasized the partnership's alignment with Residex's mission to provide intelligent tools that empower senior care providers. By adopting Kevala, GenCare aims to achieve operational clarity and flexibility, ensuring consistent and high-quality care for its residents.
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