SNF Metrics announced that the company’s initial product offering has won Gold as Innovator of the Year in the McKnight’s Technology Awards for Skilled Care Facilities.
The SNF Metrics solution is a web portal and Business Intelligence Dashboard that interfaces with each part of the organization to ease the management of every aspect of operations. The product was initially developed by and deployed at Marquis Health Services in New Jersey. After witnessing the positive business and care impact resulting from access to the right information, Marquis made the commitment to fund SNF Metrics as a standalone product and company, making the software available for sale to any skilled care facility operator.
“What makes our BI solution so unique is that everything is focused from an operator’s perspective,” said Ken Berger, Chief Operating Officer of SNF Metrics. “There is no data for data’s sake. Every analysis is meant to answer a question or solve a problem that we deal with on a regular basis.”
The SNF Metrics Platform also consists of unique apps such as a referral calculator, authorization manager and grievance tracker are featured in the system and close functional gaps that occur between existing skilled care facility operational systems.
“The Business Intelligence Dashboard exists because of the dedication to excellence shared across our entire organization. This award is a testament to their efforts,” added Norman Rokeach, LNHA, the CEO of Marquis Health Services.
SNF Metrics is currently in deployment or rollout with several different facility operators. To learn more about SNF Metrics and the product capabilities, visit the website at www.SNFMetrics.com.
About SNF Metrics
SNF Metrics, based in Brick, NJ, provides software that gives high-level views across multiple skilled care facilities without tedious review of data and multiple systems. It provides the ability to drill down to the resident level to understand the details that create the big picture. Through the addition of unique apps, SNF Metrics closes the gaps that exist between critical management systems. The apps eliminate paper record-keeping and spreadsheets and are designed specifically for the fast-paced long-term care environment.
