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. T <br /> n.-i-o <br /> rC'e.nte- <br /> OUTCOME M <br /> Convenience. 1ySenior rater" is faster and easier for a senior to sign-in for events at the <br /> senior center; than currently signing their name on everysign-in sheet at the senior center. If a <br /> senior came to the center and wanted to attend five events, then currently, the senior would <br /> need to write their name at least) five tires in typically v Ie locations'. lith <br /> 1y enior enterT14, the senior simply swipes her fySen'i r enterTm card once and taps the five <br /> everts, which displays graphically on the screen,'arid is done. <br /> Information. y onigrent rr'l provides medium for seniors to easily .access information <br /> about the senior center, For instance, by swiping her card, the senior c <br /> an ri r all events that <br /> are occurring at the senior center for the.day. <br /> Better Service. Since 1 enior enter '4 can provide never-before-seen accurate statistics the <br /> senior center can act on the statistics to provide better services and offerings to seniors. For <br /> instance, statistics can show that Yoga .is growing rapidly and its commonly full; therefore, the <br /> senior center can act and add more Yoga classes. Another example is the senior center sees that <br /> common outreach social service's need during the month of February is LegalAssistance; thus, <br /> the senior center is able to react quickly to search for more aid/support in this area. <br /> More Attention. Shifting' aw' y time and. resources away from -data-entry, f ySenior ent rTM <br /> allows for staff and other.resources to -be focused directly on assisting seniors. 'Furthermore, <br /> because information about a senior is shared and easily a-ccessible in one system, all staff can be <br /> able to get.a much clearer picture of the senior and her needs. <br /> Privacy. A senior told us recently that with ySgnior ert rT'", "I have my privacy back." The <br /> senior meant the following: with si n-in sheets, which are universallyfound at senior centers, <br /> anyone at the senior center, including other seniors, car' easily see who is attending what evert, <br /> such as a Financial As'sistanc.e Seminar or ars Osteoporosis Class. But with M Serrror enterT and <br /> the elim1nab on of sign-in sheets, the senior center gets a I I the necessary data without other <br /> seniors viewing this information. <br /> Security. In a pandemic or a natural disaster, such as the floods now experienced in New <br /> England, I ySenior ent tTm wou Id. be.able to quick l -identify all the seniors at-risk and be able t <br /> gwic�l provide all the necessary contact and emergency contact information. <br /> Social Network. 1y enior nte' r TM will allow seniors to'.grow their own social network by <br /> connecting with other seniors with similar interests, such as Bridge, via the I y enior enterT,1 <br /> Internet portal, <br /> ww.m ysen1Or llter.l1et <br /> 20 N.Main- Street,Suite 260 <br /> Shero ,MA 0 1770 <br /> 508.613.2289 <br />