LOGIK FOR SKILLED NURSING

Clinical workflow software built for skilled nursing facilities.

LOGIK turns each change in condition into one structured clinical event, connecting bedside assessment, provider notification, response, follow-through, and durable documentation.

RN Command Board clinical workflow interface

THE WORKFLOW GAP

Clinical events cross too many disconnected systems.

A resident’s change in condition may begin at the bedside, move through a paper assessment or electronic record, trigger a page or phone call, generate a provider response, and continue across multiple nursing shifts. Important context, ownership, and follow-through can become fragmented along the way.

Assessment

Clinical findings may be captured separately from the communication sent to the provider.

Notification

A page or message may be delivered without showing whether the responsible provider accepted it.

Response

Provider instructions can become separated from the event that prompted them.

Continuity

Unresolved work may pass between shifts without one persistent owner or timeline.

Documentation

The final chart often has to be reconstructed from multiple systems after the event.

LOGIK preserves the clinical event as one operational record from recognition through resolution.

THE CLINICAL EVENT

One governed path from bedside assessment to follow-through.

1. Assess

Structured nursing pathways help capture resident-specific findings needed for clinical communication.

2. Classify

Transparent, deterministic versioned clinical rules organize urgency without replacing judgment.

3. Route

The completed event is directed through a visible notification and escalation workflow.

4. Respond

The provider reviews the same event and records a response and orders when appropriate.

5. Continue

Ownership, reassessment, pending work, and history remain visible across shifts.

SHARED CLINICAL CONTEXT

Nursing and providers work from the same event.

RN Command Board

RN Command Board interface

Prioritizes active clinical events, shows provider-response and nursing-action status, preserves unresolved events across shifts, and maintains complete event history.

Provider Command Board

Provider Command Board interface

Presents concise clinical context, separates acknowledgment, response, and orders, and preserves accountable ownership and coverage.

EVIDENCE BUILT INTO THE WORKFLOW

The event builds its own evidence record.

LOGIK is designed to preserve the clinical information, communication history, decisions, and follow-through associated with each event. Relevant CMS and F-tag evidence mapping is incorporated into the clinical workflow so documentation is created as care unfolds, not reconstructed later.

Structured assessment findings

Notification, delivery, and acceptance history

Provider response and order history

Reassessment and follow-through

Chronological event record for review, copy, or print

LOGIK supports clinical workflow and documentation. It does not guarantee regulatory compliance or replace professional judgment, facility policy, emergency procedures, or the organization’s designated legal medical record.

NO RIP-AND-REPLACE

LOGIK complements the systems skilled nursing facilities already use.

The electronic health record remains the designated resident record. LOGIK governs the clinical event as it moves between nursing and the provider, then produces a clear record that can support documentation in systems such as PointClickCare or Epic.

Electronic health record

Retains the designated clinical record.

LOGIK

Coordinates the active clinical event.

Communication channels

Support delivery without becoming the event record.

PILOT WITH LOGIK

Evaluate clinical-event governance in your facility.

LOGIK pilots are structured, measurable implementations designed to evaluate workflow reliability, communication quality, staff experience, event continuity, and documentation integrity under real-world conditions.

What the pilot can evaluate

Nursing workflow completion; provider decision readiness; notification and response intervals; shift-crossing and unresolved events; documentation completeness; RN and provider experience.

How the pilot is governed

Defined users, residents, units, or workflows; transparent version-controlled rules; facility policy and emergency procedures remain controlling; agreed measures and joint review.

SKILLED NURSING INSIGHTS

Research on change-in-condition communication and clinical-event governance.

Explore LOGIK’s research and clinical perspective on significant change in condition, provider notification, workflow continuity, and the evidence required to evaluate a governed clinical-event model.

Significant Change in Condition in Skilled Nursing

Why provider notification requires more than sending a message.

Read the Article

READY TO TALK

Bring clinical events into one accountable workflow.

Talk with LOGIK about your facility’s current change-in-condition, provider-notification, and follow-through process.