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Long-term care workforce management

Keep long-term care shifts covered.

Connect caregiver readiness, scheduling, callouts, worked hours, approvals, payroll, and staffing records across every facility.

Teambridge care coordinator scheduling caregivers at a long-term care community

Organizations running frontline work on Teambridge

Levi’s Stadium
Florida Panthers
United Staffing
Express Healthcare
Titan Medical Group
Procare
ModSquad
DraftKings

Senior-care teams in action

Proof that moves the business.

The most relevant senior-care and human-services use cases for labor visibility, service-provider matching, and flexible care teams.

Procare HR

Millions

in labor savings delivered for senior-care clients

Senior care · Scheduling, attendance, payroll, and labor insight

Matt Strange, COO
Options For All customer story

Options For All

$1M+

in annual labor costs saved after rollout

Human services · Scheduling rules and service-provider matching

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Charlie Health customer story
Charlie Health

growth in its flexible staffing pool

Behavioral healthcare · Flexible time, workforce rules, and reporting

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The operating reality

Care never closes. Coverage has to hold every day.

Long-term care teams cannot remove workforce pressure. They can remove the gaps between demand, readiness, outreach, attendance, worked hours, payroll, and auditable staffing records.

211.8K

nursing-assistant and orderly openings projected each year from 2024 to 2034

Replacement demand makes a ready, dependable caregiver pool an everyday operating priority.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

35%

of nursing assistants work in skilled nursing facilities

Long-term care competes for one of the country’s most replacement-intensive workforces.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Quarterly

CMS PBJ submissions include employee, agency, and contract direct-care hours

Scheduling, worked time, job category, and auditable payroll data need a clean connection.

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

Run every long-term care workforce workflow on one system

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Downtown Site

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St. Mary's Care

Searching…Evaluating…Priya S.
St. Mary's Care

Thu 10:00am

Northside Hub

Searching…Evaluating…Luis M.
Northside Hub

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Downtown Site

Searching…Evaluating…Ana T.
Downtown Site

Scheduling

Keep resident coverage connected around the clock.

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Recruiting and credentialing

Move every caregiver from hired to facility-ready.

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Client invoicing

Turn approved work into revenue.

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Date:September 29, 2025

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Get every staffing document signed faster.

One connected care staffing flow

Keep the caregiver, facility, shift, and staffing record connected.

Role, license, facility, unit, schedule, worked time, and approval context move together from coverage planning through reporting.

Plan

Resident needs become shift and role demand

Qualify

Licenses, registry status, and training stay visible

Offer

Eligible caregivers receive the right shift

Confirm

Replies and open coverage update in real time

Clock

Worked hours stay tied to facility and job title

Report

Approved time supports payroll and PBJ workflows

AI agents for long-term care

More coordinator capacity. More dependable coverage.

Give staffing teams agents that handle defined outreach, follow-up, and exception work while facility leaders remain in control of care, staffing, and compliance decisions.

Working agent

Coverage Agent

Finds available, qualified caregivers for open shifts and confirms accepted work back into the schedule.

Credential matchingCaregiver outreachSchedule updates

Recover coverage gaps earlier.

From worked time to PBJ

Care coverage should become auditable staffing data, not rework.

CMS requires long-term-care facilities to submit direct-care staffing information, including agency and contract staff, from payroll and other auditable data. Keep the source record connected.

CMS Payroll-Based Journal guidance

Facility and job title

Keep time attached to facility, unit, job category, worker, and employment status.

Actual hours

Connect paid-to-work hours to the staffing and payroll record used for review.

Auditable review

Surface missing hours, job-title mismatches, and approval gaps before reporting.

Caregiver readiness is operating data

Do not separate the coverage plan from caregiver readiness.

Nursing assistants often need state certification and registry status to work in nursing homes. Put licenses, training, documents, expirations, and assignment requirements where schedulers can act.

BLS nursing-assistant qualification overview

License and registry

Keep role-specific license, registry, and background requirements visible before assignment.

Facility requirements

Attach training, health documents, unit readiness, and facility instructions to the work.

Coverage coordination

Target callouts, open shifts, and schedule updates to the caregivers affected.

Current status

Make expirations, missing steps, restrictions, and assignment readiness visible early.

A long-term-care workforce system

Run the coverage plan, not the paperwork around it.

Start with the workflow creating the most coverage risk, connect the information around it, and expand across facilities with evidence.

See Teambridge in your facilities

Demand becomes ownership

Every facility, unit, role, shift, owner, and open requirement is visible.

Communication updates work

Replies, confirmations, callouts, and changes update the same coverage view.

Exceptions arrive with context

Late arrivals, open shifts, overtime risk, and missing readiness reach the right leader.

Rules guide each handoff

Facility, role, credential, time, and approval rules shape defined actions.

Connected ecosystem

Connect your stack. Don’t start over.

Keep the clinical, HR, payroll, compliance, and workforce systems your organization already trusts. Teambridge connects facility staffing, employee readiness, communication, and approved time in one workforce experience.

Clinical and HR systems

Employee, facility, role, and assignment records

Payroll and accounting

Approved time, differentials, earnings, and exports

Training and compliance

Licenses, documents, education, and readiness status

Integration availability depends on your systems and implementation scope.

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ATS and CRM

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Payroll

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CRM

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Screening

Workday logo

HRIS and ERP

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Accounting

Implementation

Start with the workflow costing you the most.

Define what stays, what connects, and what changes before rollout begins. Your organization gets a phased care workforce plan instead of a blind system replacement.

Long-term care professionals collaborating on an implementation plan

Map the current operation

Identify the workflow creating the most delay, the systems involved, the owners, and the metric that should move across your care organization.

Configure and connect

Build the workspace, facility rules, permissions, employee experience, and system handoffs around how your care teams operate.

Launch in phases

Start with one facility, region, or workforce workflow, validate the operation, train the people involved, and expand with evidence.

Before kickoff, we define: the first workflow, required data, system owners, rollout group, and the business result used to measure success.

Plan your rollout

Questions from long-term-care teams

What your care operation will want to know.

Yes. Facilities, units, roles, credentials, worker records, schedules, communications, and approvals can be configured around different long-term-care operating models.

A connected long-term-care workforce

Protect coverage. Reduce follow-up. Keep every facility connected.

See how Teambridge can connect caregiver readiness, scheduling, communication, worked time, approvals, payroll, and staffing data.

A tailored walkthrough for your long-term-care team.