The True Cost of "That's Just How We Do Admissions" - The Atlas Healthcare & Reside Story

Manual admissions quietly drain time and revenue. See how Atlas Healthcare reclaimed 41+ hours a month by moving to connected admissions workflows.

It's a scene playing out in long-term care facilities across the country. An admissions coordinator spends 45 minutes or more with each new resident and their family, methodically working through a lengthy, uncoordinated process. Meanwhile, revenue opportunities slip by, compliance risks accumulate, and resident needs wait.

"That's just how we do admissions" is often the accepted reality — but not for Atlas Healthcare, an expanding healthcare organization with 22 facilities across four states.

Reality Check

Atlas Healthcare's leadership did the math. In their busier facilities:

  • 55 admissions per month (80 during winter peaks)
  • 45 minutes per admission
  • 41+ hours monthly spent on paperwork (60+ in peak season)
  • One entire work week lost to processing paperwork instead of driving revenue

"Every extra minute spent on the admissions process is a minute we could be investing in activities that drive revenue and enhance outcomes. Atlas is growing. Inefficient processes aren't sustainable."

— Tammy Sinvil, Regional Director of Business Development, Atlas Healthcare

The Transformation

Two weeks after implementing Reside's Connected Admissions and Workflow Management Platform in two of their Massachusetts facilities:

  • Admission time reduced from 45 to 10 minutes
  • Monthly processing time cut from 41 to 9 hours
  • 20 hours weekly re-allocated to resident experience-related activities
  • Family satisfaction improved with remote completion options

"As valuable as Reside is for our operations today, it's equally critical for our growth strategy. The platform's standardization and efficiency create a strong foundation as we continue to expand."

— Tammy Sinvil, Regional Director of Business Development, Atlas Healthcare

Two weeks. Two facilities. A process that used to eat a full work week now takes a fraction of the time — and the time that's freed up goes straight back into the thing that matters most: the residents and families walking through the door.

Curious what this could look like for your facilities? Let's talk.