Residex® AI has announced the acquisition of Kevala, a Seattle-based AI-powered workforce management platform, in a strategic move to reshape senior care operations. The acquisition integrates Kevala’s flagship solution Quin™, an AI-driven workforce optimization tool, into Residex’s comprehensive EHR and eMAR platform for senior living communities.
Senior care providers are facing mounting challenges, including staffing shortages, rising operational costs, and regulatory pressures. Residex.AI, already a leader in clinical documentation, care planning, and medication management, is now addressing workforce optimization through this acquisition.
Operational Details
Residex’s platform provides resident health records, assessments, clinical workflows, and real-time insights. With Quin™, facilities can implement predictive scheduling that aligns staffing with resident acuity and staff qualifications. This ensures not only regulatory compliance but also a consistent quality of care.
Economic Impact
The combined solution is expected to improve operational efficiency, reduce costs, and mitigate staffing gaps—major pain points in the senior care sector. By bringing clinical operations and workforce management under one umbrella, Residex.AI is positioning itself as the first integrated end-to-end senior care platform.
Strategic Significance
Chris Poelma, CEO of Residex.AI, emphasized that the acquisition marks a “strategic milestone” in transforming senior care. Kevala’s CEO and Co-Founder, Todd Owens, added that the deal validates their vision of using AI to solve workforce challenges, ultimately enhancing resident care outcomes.
