Using dining management software allows assisted living facilities to offer a dining experience that is not only more efficient but also more resident-centered, meeting both logistical and personal needs with ease.

Dining is an essential component of a senior living community. A quality resident dining experience can have a significant catalyst to driving occupancy.

Self-service dining kiosks designed for seniors can help streamline operations and save costs for a senior living community in many ways.

A kitchen display system (KDS) is a type of technology used in kitchens to improve the efficiency of food preparation and order fulfillment. It typically consists of a digital display screen, often mounted on the kitchen wall, which shows the status of resident orders as they are received.

A dining point of sale (POS) system is a computerized system that can help communities process dining orders in a efficient and cost effective manner. It typically includes hardware such as a tablet or kiosk, credit card terminal, as well as software that allows the system to track resident orders, sales, and customer information.

Today, more than ever, culinary teams and dining directors are stressed to cost-effectively maintain dining service continuity. Between labor shortages, staff turnover, rising food costs, and increasing competition, communities need to innovate in how they manage the dietary needs and dining experiences of residents and their families.