
Managing operations across multiple skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) can be complex, requiring coordination between various departments and systems. We created a custom, unified platform fully integrated with PointClickCare (PCC) that offers our client a comprehensive view of financial and operational data, streamlining their processes and improving efficiency. By automating routine tasks and enabling real-time updates, we simplified management processes and facilitated access to critical data from a single interface. This integration has improved operational efficiency in SNFs and enhanced the quality of care provided to residents.

Data Inconsistency
Due to the configurable nature of the PCC system and the varying practices across different SNF facilities, there was a significant issue with data consistency. Each facility had its own way of entering and managing data, leading to inconsistencies that prevented accurate reporting and synchronization.
System Overload
Managing data synchronization for 10–20 facilities within a single PCC database posed a substantial workload. The system had to handle a large volume of data, including financial, resident, and operational information, while maintaining high performance.
Diverse Facility Practices
Each SNF facility was tied to a single owner but operated differently within the PCC system. This diversity in operational practices meant we had to conduct a detailed analysis of each facility’s data and specific requirements. Mapping this data and ensuring continuous data supply for each facility added complexity to the project.
Our process began with accessing PCC’s “reporting” database, since direct access to the transactional database was not available. PCC regularly updated the “reporting” database through scheduled jobs.
PCC evidently used multiple jobs to transfer various data segments from the transactional database to the reporting database. For instance, the census data underwent more frequent updates than other data, indicating a tiered update approach.
We also discovered that PCC had a specific job to create a log backup from the “reporting” database, which was then uploaded to an FTP server.
We coordinated with PCC to ensure data consistency in the reporting database. Even if one of the “PCC Datasync Jobs” failed or ceased operation, we would continue to receive log backups.


