Solutions
that fast-track growth


solutions matter
HealthJay is known for developing bold visions to combat today's pain points. Our philosophy is that tech is not a band-aid fix for COVID. It is a long-term strategy for the challenges of staffing shortages and a growing aging population. Our solutions aim at providing sustainable growth for the health care ecosystem. HealthJay brings together a highly usable tech and a supported workplace to champion successful outcomes.

Lease-to-care
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Lease the JayPad tablet with a charging dock at a low enterprise rate
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The JayPad App is ready to use
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Cellular connectivity is available
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Drop-off, care, bill and re-assign it after a care plan is completed
Work smarter not harder
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Tackle staffing shortages by working smarter - not harder
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Streamline operation by identifying tasks for automation with HealthJay Advisors to reduce staff fatigue
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Allow remote care and "work from home" to enhance staff recruitment
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Data collection results in less paperwork and more accountability for billing


CCRC without walls
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Reverse COVID loss of revenue with cost-savings
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Upgrade your workforce to be ready for on-campus and off-site care delivery
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Modernize your operation to trend with home and community-based services
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HealthJay facilitates step-by-step migration to CCRC without walls with tech support and advisory
hybrid care plans
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From on-site attendance to in-person visits at home, HealthJay's EVV supports electronic service validation
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Virtual membership at home by adult day and PACE providers offers social engagement
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Virtual touchpoints enable home care providers to visually assess clients


puzzle-piece partnership
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Never before, HealthJay's virtual platform pieces together adult day programs, home care virtual visits, telehealth, and CCRC's care management
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Its apps involve family members, care partners, friends and neighbors beyond providers
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HealthJay advances the model of care circles and social circles to expand resources that providers can draw upon to combat staffing shortages