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StoriiCare Named High Performer in G2 Summer 2026 Reports

Transitioning from Paper to Digital: The 90-Day Roadmap for Adult Day Centers

Going digital is one of the best decisions an adult day center can make. It saves staff time, reduces billing errors, improves family communication, and puts you in a much stronger position for audits and reporting. Most directors know this. The reason it keeps getting delayed is not skepticism about the benefits. It is the fear of the transition itself.

Family Engagement ROI: How StoriiCare's Family Portal Boosts Private Pay Enrollment

Private pay enrollment is one of the most important revenue streams an adult day center can develop. Unlike Medicaid funding, which comes with rate caps, authorization limits, and additional administrative overhead, private pay gives programs more control, often better margins, and a direct relationship with the families making the decision. The question is how to attract those families, and how to keep them.

The Top Tech Challenges in Adult Day and HCBS Programs

Adult day and HCBS programs are under more pressure than ever. Staffing is stretched, documentation requirements keep growing, Medicaid oversight is tightening, and families expect more. Technology is supposed to help with all of this. For a lot of providers, it has become yet another problem to manage.

What Is HCBS and Why EHR Interoperability Matters More Than Ever

More older adults and people with disabilities are choosing to receive care in their homes and communities rather than in institutional settings. Enabling that shift is a critical Medicaid framework called Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) - and as care becomes more distributed, one challenge has become impossible to ignore: getting the right information to the right caregiver at the right time.That's where EHR interoperability comes in.

StoriiCare vs. Wellsky vs. PointClickCare: Which EHR is Best for Adult Day Centers?

Adult day centers are under more pressure than ever. Staffing is tight, documentation requirements are growing, families expect more visibility into their loved one's care, and funders want data that proves outcomes. In this environment, your EHR isn't just an administrative tool — it's the operational backbone of your entire program.