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PAM Health Supports Business Growth, Employee Engagement, and Better Patient Outcomes With ReliasPAM Health utilized Relias to make post-acquisition employee onboarding easier and to influence positive patient outcomes through high-quality staff training and coaching. ∨
CSIG Depends on the Relias Platform Through Change and GrowthBefore 2020, Common Sail Investment Group (CSIG) conducted all its senior living staff training and education in person in different locations. ∨
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Learning → ∨
Continuing EducationOffer clinicians training to meet license requirements ∨
Professional DevelopmentEngage staff and empower career growth ∨
Clinical DevelopmentEnhance skills with clinician-built content ∨
Wound Care Certification ReviewPrepare staff to deliver outstanding wound care ∨
Compliance → ∨
Compliance SoftwareMeet requirements with easy to administer package ∨
Mandatory TrainingIssue required courses and monitor compliance ∨
Performance → ∨
Competency ManagementMeasure and evaluate knowledge, skills, and abilities ∨
Obstetrics SolutionReduce variation in care with data-driven learning ∨
Onboarding SolutionTailor nurse training and reduce turnover ∨
Validated AssessmentsGauge job fit, support recruiting, and improve retention and care ∨
Quality → ∨
Patient Experience SoftwareEnhance communication, personalize outreach, improve satisfaction ∨
Healthcare Employee EngagementElevate morale, capture insights, strengthen workplace culture ∨
Healthcare Reputation ManagementExpand visibility, generate reviews, amplify online credibility ∨
Recruiting → ∨
Talent Acquisition AdvertisingTarget your recruitment to our 3M+ nurse community ∨
Validated AssessmentsGauge job fit with clinical, behavioral, situational assessments ∨
Nurse Job BoardPost your nurse opportunities on Nurse.com ∨
Dummy Box ∨
View All Solutions → ∨
Who We Serve ∨
Who We Serve → ∨
Hospitals and Health SystemsLarge multisite systems, critical-access hospitals, staffing agencies ∨
Individual Healthcare WorkersPhysicians, nurses, clinicians, and allied health professionals ∨
Post-Acute and Long-Term CareSkilled nursing facilities, continuing care retirement communities and life plan communities, assisted living facilities, rehab therapy providers, and hospice agencies ∨
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Case Studies ∨
PAM Health Supports Business Growth, Employee Engagement, and Better Patient Outcomes With ReliasPAM Health utilized Relias to make post-acquisition employee onboarding easier and to influence positive patient outcomes through high-quality staff training and coaching. ∨
CSIG Depends on the Relias Platform Through Change and GrowthBefore 2020, Common Sail Investment Group (CSIG) conducted all its senior living staff training and education in person in different locations. ∨
Why Relias ∨
Why Relias → ∨
TechnologyEngage learners and ease burden for administrators ∨
Measurable OutcomesImprove workforce, organization, and patient results ∨
ServicesReduce administrative burden with professional solutions ∨
Expert ContentTrust Relias for quality, award-winning courses and tools ∨
IntegrationsSeamlessly integrate your many systems to maximize workflows ∨
Trust and SecuritySafeguard sensitive data with enterprise-grade infrastructure and continuous threat protection ∨
Resources → ∨
Resources ∨
Resource Center → ∨
BlogKeep up with industry trends and insights ∨
Articles and ReportsReview recently published thought leadership ∨
Success StoriesRead about Relias clients improving outcomes ∨
EventsFind Relias at an upcoming industry conference ∨
WebinarsRegister for upcoming key topic discussions ∨
SupportContact us for help with your account ∨
PodcastExplore conversations with healthcare experts ∨
Latest Report ∨
Contact Sales → ∨
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About Relias → ∨
CareersView our open positions ∨
MediaReview our latest news and make press inquiries ∨
EventsFind Relias at an upcoming industry conference ∨
Alliances and PartnershipsScan our industry connections and relationships ∨
AwardsCheck out our latest recognitions ∨
Press RoomRead our press releases and company announcements ∨
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Aspire Indiana, Inc. is a nonprofit community mental health center and federally qualified health center (FQHC) serving individuals across primary care, behavioral health, addiction services, crisis services, and residential care. As the organization scaled toward 900+ employees with 200+ unique job titles and multiple governing bodies (e.g., Joint Commission, Department of Mental Health and Addiction), it struggled to:
Aspire needed a system that could grow with it — automating enrollments, tracking competency, and delivering robust reporting to support compliance and workforce development.
Prior to partnering with Relias, Aspire Indiana relied on manual, paper-based means to track employee training. With hundreds of staff members spread across the state, this type of reporting was too labor-intensive and ate into administrators’ ability to do more creative work.
“It’s just not feasible to track 900 people’s training needs manually,” said Kayli Clark, Director of Orientation and Learning Management at Aspire Indiana. “With Relias, I can pull reports instantly. It’s the only way we’re able to keep up with individual training plans that are constantly changing.”
The Relias Platform’s ability to instantly generate training reports has made audit preparation and readiness much easier for Aspire Indiana. Now, Clark and her team can quickly see which staff members have completed compliance trainings, making it easier for the organization to stay audit ready.
“Before Relias, training was manual and a huge workload. Now we run reports instantly. I can’t imagine keeping track of 900 unique staff without it,” Clark said.
Audit readiness is only part of the compliance equation, however — the team is also tasked with ensuring staff have access to high-quality training that meets the standards of governmental and accrediting bodies.
With Relias’ expansive library of content, developed by experts in their field, Aspire Indiana meets the diverse training needs of its staff. “Other systems can’t handle our complexity,” said Sarah Dross-Gonzalez, Senior Director at Aspire Indiana.
“With Relias, we can manage training for 200 different job titles, each with unique compliance and competency needs. That’s huge.”
Aspire Indiana goes beyond compliance training. The depth and breadth of Relias’ content allow Aspire’s staff to reach new levels of clinical competency as well. “Relias has helped us improve in critical areas like risk and suicide assessment. We’ve made big improvements thanks to better competency tracking — and that’s saving lives,” said Dross-Gonzalez.
Importantly, Aspire Indiana’s success has not simply been because of the top down assignation of courses. Its staff members see the value in Relias’ body of course content and are more eager to learn. This true culture of learning, where staff are actively asking their administrators for training and exploring the learning platform on their own, has been crucial to Aspire Indiana’s success.
Over the last ten years as a Relias partner, Aspire Indiana’s staff has achieved and maintained 93%+ completion rates for its Relias course work.
“Staff are taking more and more electives every year — it’s wild how hungry they are for content. And they’re finding what they need in the Relias library,” said Clark.
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