It’s More than Just Payroll

by Kristin Rowan, Editor

Product Review: It's Payroll...and so Much More

Evolution into Health Care

I’m sure many of you remember the days before automated processes. Hand-written notes, paper forms, and paychecks that were filled in on a typewriter. Those days are behind us (mostly) in care at home with the alphabet soup of technology we have today: EMR, EVV, EHR, PECOS, API, EDI, UB-04, ADP

Technology evolves in unpredictable paths and patterns. And the best developers adjust to that evolution. That is the story of a software provider that we recently interviewed. What started as a general payroll and HR software evolved and steered the developers toward health care. Now, that payroll company is built for care at home and includes so much more than standard payroll. Introducing…Viventium

Home Health and Home Care Enhancements

When the Viventium team started their software, it was not industry specific. But some key clients put home care on their radar six years ago and the software development shifted to meet the unique needs of care at home agencies. Today, Viventium is a workforce management system that is built for care at home and includes features not found in general payroll software. Some of Viventium’s capabilities include:

Applicant tracking

Job board integration

Hiring data and talent recognition

Recruitment insights and analysis

Onboarding

Tax filing

Employee self-help section

Integration with Tapcheck

Time and Attendance approval

Time off requests

Scheduling and Open Shift management

Continuing education tracking

Benefits management

ACA compliance tracking and reporting

Automated blended rate payroll

Integrations and Automations

Viventium is already working with a handful of EMRs for direct integration. The system is also integrated with TapCheck for on-demand pay and with Nevvon for CEUs. For EMRs that are not fully integrated, they offer pre-built exports that can handle different export formats. Viventium can import information from virtually any patient record system.

Once the payroll system is set up for your agency, or agencies, many of the workflows are automated, relieving time and stress on your staff and saving you money on recruitment, retention, FTEs and missed visits. The staff responsible for new hires will experience such automations as pre-filling demographic information everywhere once it is entered once, customizable CEU requirement task assignment and reminders, tax preparation and filing, sharing job listings across multiple job boards, and payroll generation from EVV import.

Industry Differentiators

Standard payroll companies and software are perfectly capable of running weekly time cards and calculating state and federal taxes. Most of them automate direct deposit. Very few have the built-in capability to change hourly rates during a shift. Viventium allows agencies to customize visit types, names, and rates, allowing an employee to clock in at the start of a shift and adjust their job code as needed throughout the day. Even fewer calculate overtime, benefits eligibility, sick leave accrual, and daily overtime for per visit employees automatically. And Viventium is the first payroll software I’ve come across that is piece-rate compliant, calculating rest pay and non-productive time.

Viventium Payroll

Customizations

HHAs are not “one size fits all” and neither is Viventium. The list of available customizations keeps growing. Agencies can apply custom parameters to:

  • CEU requirements based on license type, expertise, PiPs, etc.
  • Benefit information
  • Reminders for expirations and deadlines on performance reviews, licenses, certifications, and CEUs
  • Workflows for digital onboarding documents, progress tracking, and completion
  • Re-hire eligibility
  • Payroll and overtime calculations for one employee working across agency locations
  • Reporting, analytics, data, in addition to the static analytics dashboard

User Reviews

As a small business with very little need for robust HR systems, payroll software is not really on my “must have” list. Still, I’d be remiss if I didn’t consider using a system with this many “extras”. But, don’t take my word for it. Here is what Viventium customers have to say:

Hospital System with 11-50 Employees

“I enjoy the software and it beats most if not all payroll systems out there for attractiveness to use and navigate through. Very user friendly. When they update the product they always have a training associated with it. It easy to use for our employees as well.”

Home Care Agency with 51-200 Employees

“Viventium has really helped my company by providing payroll services. As a new and small business owner, the “V” team has been patient, helpful and always a pleasure to work with. In our first 2 years, the service has been very helpful and timely. I am very happy I decided to go with the “V” team. Highly recommend for payroll services.”

∼ Carlos, SYNERGY HomeCare in Palm Bay.

Health and Wellness with 1,001-5,000 Employees

“It’s not just another payroll or HR tool, it feels thoughtfully built for real people, especially those of us in healthcare….

Plus, having everything from benefits administration to compliance tracking in one place has saved me countless hours. It’s helped our team stay organized and focused on what really matters: supporting our staff and growing our business.”

Review

In the care at home industry, Viventium is relatively new in comparison with other systems. Outside of care at home, Viventium is trusted by more than 3,000 companies and has the experience and expertise to support more than just payroll, but all workforce management.

The user interface is pleasant and visually pleasing enhancing its very user-friendly, easy to use platform. 3rd party tools are fully integrated, keeping every feature under a single sign-on. Also included is an Android and iOS app for your staff to track and view hours, pay rates, benefits, and education all in one place.

Viventium Payroll Case Study

The automation and customization reduces payroll prep time, improves compliance and accuracy, strengthens retention and recruitment, eliminates physical paperwork for onboarding, and much more. This part is not my opinion, but is based on this efficiency study.

Final Thoughts

If you’re not using Viventium, it is worth exploring. The potential to eliminate multiple software systems and logins is real. The savings in time, retention, and reduced errors are measurable. Viventium is the best kept secret in care at home and based on my conversations with their team, we haven’t heard the last of Viventium’s innovation and industry-specific features.

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Kristin Rowan, Editor
Kristin Rowan, Editor

Kristin Rowan has been working at The Rowan Report since 2008. She is the owner and Editor-in-chief of The Rowan Report, the industry’s most trusted source for care at home news, and speaker on Artificial Intelligence and Lone Worker Safety and state and national conferences.

She also runs Girard Marketing Group, a multi-faceted boutique marketing firm specializing in content creation, social media management, and event marketing.  Connect with Kristin directly kristin@girardmarketinggroup.com or www.girardmarketinggroup.com

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Viventium Releases 2024 Caregiver Onboarding Experience Report

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Viventium Releases its 2024 Caregiver Onboarding Experience Report, Demonstrating a Need to Raise the Bar for Onboarding in the Post-Acute Care Industry

| Source: Viventium

BERKELEY HEIGHTS, N.J., April 02, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Viventium, the leading SaaS-based human capital management platform serving the post-acute care industry, released its 2024 Caregiver Onboarding Experience Report, a comprehensive research study analyzing survey responses from 175 post-acute care administrators and 220 caregivers. The report finds a shockingly low bar for what passes as a “good” onboarding experience in home-based and facility/community-based care, with strong indications that raising that bar could correlate to higher retention rates.

“Staffing shortages and high turnover rates within post-acute care are recurring issues in need of solutions,” said Navin Gupta, Viventium CEO. “Our research illuminates a crucial pathway towards addressing these persistent challenges, and it begins with onboarding.”

Findings point to post-acute care managers and administrators having a major impact on the steps their organization can take to better engage, motivate, and retain its caregiving staff.

William A. Dombi, Esq., President and CEO of the National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC), provided his take on the report:

“The study significantly advances our knowledge of what it takes to recruit and retain caregivers in today’s highly competitive workforce market. The onboarding process is fully within the control of the employer, and the study shows that doing it right pays dividends. Most notably, many of the elements of successful onboarding are simple improvements in the process that bring a real return on investment. I would encourage all of home care to learn from this study.”

The full report is published on Viventium’s website.

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About Viventium
Viventium provides a SaaS-based human capital management solution that is focused on the post-acute care industry. The company’s mission is to enrich the lives of caregivers through technology so they love going to work every day. By providing specialized software and expert guidance, Viventium helps its clients throughout the lifecycle of each caregiver. The company has clients in all 50 states and supports over 420,000 client employees each year.

For more information about Viventium, visit https://www.viventium.com or follow @viventium on LinkedIn and X.

Contact:
press@viventium.com

This press release was issued by Globe Newswire and was reprinted on April 3, 2024 on The Rowan Report.