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The simplest form of shared shifts, I think, is when you have one worker serving two specific clients that are roommates. While this may be the simplest, there is still a wide variety of how this could play out in everyday life. Whatever the case, QSP can handle it, giving you the ability to schedule 2:1 (or 3:1, or 6:1, or 100:1–you get the point) using the SLS-Shared service type. The best news is that the time sheets, payroll and billing reports that will be generated will perfectly re-present these service scenarios. The second video will elaborate on the scenarios where IHSS utilization needs to happen for both consumers. Share on!

 

 

It’s boring  just creating one shift type at a time with the same worker. With QSP, why not schedule multiple service types at once from the New Shift screen?! This is ideal when a consumer will be receiving several types of services throughout the day. Perhaps it’s SLS, then IHSS, then Shared SLS. Or maybe it’s ILS Travel, then ILS Service, then ILS Misc…..whatever the case may be, QSP makes these scheduling options easy to manage.

 

Time is valuable, whether it’s waiting in line for coffee or at a stop light, the less time you have to spend doing it, the more time you have for what’s really important. So many facets of QSP are geared for this type of payoff: low time investment, high quality return. This tutorials explains how to edit multiple shifts at once that are identical in start and end time, service type, and worker. Often times these edits take place when a change needs to be made to an already created shift or shifts. Perhaps it’s a start time that needs to be changed, or a worker that needs to be unassigned. Whatever the case, when they’re identical and numerous, the editing is simple, saving you time in case time is ever wasted waiting on a stop light.