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He used another scheduling AI. Here’s why he switched to

He used another scheduling AI. Here’s why he switched to

Zingage.

Zingage.

Jeff Rigler owns Senior Helpers of Johnson County. He started with another AI scheduling tool. On November 10, he’ll show you what stood out about Zingage that made him switch, and what the experience has been like, with real examples from his own agency.

Tuesday, November 10 · 2 p.m. ET / 1 CT / 12 MT / 11 PT · 45 min + live Q&A

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Jeff Rigler, owner of Senior Helpers of Johnson County

Jeff Rigler

Jeff Rigler

Owner, Senior Helpers of Johnson County

David Knack

David Knack

David Knack

Host · Zingage

“Riley is behaving exactly as we taught her.”

Jeff Rigler

Owner

Riley is Zingage’s AI scheduling assistant.

Built for the way your office works

Same Tuesday.
Two very different afternoons.

Same Tuesday.
Two very different afternoons.

Same Tuesday.
Two very different afternoons.

A tool still learning home care

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Times you were pulled away

Zingage, running on your SOPs

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Times you were pulled away

2:05 p.m.

A caregiver calls out for a 4 p.m. shift.

You help decide who to contact and which call-out rules apply.

2:05 p.m.

Handled

A caregiver calls out for a 4 p.m. shift.

Handled · followed your call-out rules.

2:40 p.m.

A missed clock-out from the morning shift.

You check the details and help resolve the missed clock-out.

2:40 p.m.

Handled

A missed clock-out from the morning shift.

Handled · caregiver resolves the clock-out by phone.

3:15 p.m.

A client’s daughter calls about a schedule change.

You confirm the change, update the schedule and leave a note.

3:15 p.m.

Handled

A client’s daughter calls about a schedule change.

Handled · rescheduled in the EMR, shift note left.

4:30 p.m.

A caregiver is running 30 minutes late.

You check with the client and make the necessary adjustments.

4:30 p.m.

Handled

A caregiver is running 30 minutes late.

Handled · client checked with, shift extended, note left.

7:00 p.m.

Mom is being discharged early. Her family has no plan.

You gather the details and find the right on-call person.

7:00 p.m.

Handled

Mom is being discharged early. Her family has no plan.

Handled · live transfer to your on-call person, per your SOP.

Illustrative scenarios. Jeff will walk through real examples from his own agency on Nov 10.

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In 45 minutes, you’ll learn

What every owner should know before choosing scheduling AI.

What every owner should know before choosing scheduling AI.

What every owner should know before choosing scheduling AI.

01

Your SOPs, not theirs.

Why generic AI scheduling quietly creates documentation risk, and how Jeff’s team set Zingage up to run on the exact way their office already works.

02

The gaps you only find after go-live.

The small things that aren’t showstoppers but add up, and why a tool built for home care handles the nooks and crannies that newer tools miss.

03

More than scheduling.

How Jeff uses Zingage as an intelligence layer to make smarter decisions about his business.

“Instead of ‘I just went in and fixed it,’ no, no, no: we need to think about how do we reprogram the knowledge.”

Jeff Rigler

Owner, Senior Helpers of Johnson County

“If we’re not every bit as specific as your scheduler, there’s going to be a delta, and that delta introduces so much risk.”

David Knack

Zingage

Jeff Rigler, owner of Senior Helpers of Johnson County

Jeff Rigler

David Knack

Zingage

Former agency operator who has heard hundreds of home care owners describe their scheduling problems.

Meet your guest

The owner who’s always first to try the new thing.

The owner who’s always first to try the new thing.

The owner who’s always first to try the new thing.

Jeff Rigler has run Senior Helpers of Johnson County through every wave of “this will fix scheduling.” He’s an early adopter by nature. When he brought AI into his office, his biggest after-hours headache was simple: “most of our calls after hours are missed clock-ins and clock-outs.”

He used another AI scheduling tool first. He liked it, but he wished it moved faster, and he kept running into small gaps that only show up once a tool is live in a home care office. So he switched to Zingage, and taught his team to treat the AI like a new hire: train it, correct it and improve it every week.

On November 10 he’ll tell you what that changed, what still isn’t perfect, and what he’d do differently.

Owner, Senior Helpers of Johnson County

Owner, Senior Helpers of Johnson County

Overland Park, KS

24/7 phone coverage with Riley

Used two AI scheduling tools in his own office

Used two AI scheduling tools in his own office

The experience, in his own words

In Jeff’s words.

In Jeff’s words.

In Jeff’s words.

“Our team loved the new rollout of the on-call calendar… we have a pretty intricate on-call schedule. This completely allows us to do that.”

Jeff Rigler

Owner, Senior Helpers of Johnson County

On the on-call calendar

“I’m a big fan of the Ask Riley component. Just by hitting that investigate button and doing a deep dive into the issue, we uncover so much.”

Jeff Rigler

Owner, Senior Helpers of Johnson County

On finding hidden problems

“Riley is behaving exactly as we taught her.”

Jeff Rigler

Owner, Senior Helpers of Johnson County

On training the AI

An honest conversation

This isn’t a highlight reel.

This isn’t a highlight reel.

This isn’t a highlight reel.

Jeff will also talk about what’s hard: bugs to work out, edge cases nobody predicted, and clients who’d rather talk to a person. That’s what you actually need to hear before you choose.

“Home care is nothing but edge cases.”

— David Knack

How much can you hand off?

Score your current setup
in 30 seconds.

01
Can you set call-out rules per client and per caregiver (who to call, who only gets a text)?
02
Does it alert the right on-call person when it gets stuck, instead of going silent?
03
Does it follow your SOPs and shift-note format, not a generic playbook?
04
Can your team see why it made a decision and correct it?
05
Does it work with your EMR as it’s set up today, with nothing you’d have to switch off?

What you get

One conversation.
Plenty to take back.

The live conversation

Real examples from Jeff’s agency

The “Before you choose scheduling AI” checklist

Live Q&A with Jeff

The replay

This is for you if…

You’re an owner or GM evaluating AI scheduling or AI phone coverage

You’re a scheduler, ops manager or operations director who runs the day-to-day

You already use an AI tool and wonder if it should do more

You’re a franchise owner who wants to hear from a peer, not a vendor

Not the right fit if…

You’re looking for a product demo (book one separately)

You want a tool that runs without anyone ever touching it

A few practical details

Before you join.

Before you join.

Before you join.

Is this a demo?

Will there be a recording?

Can I bring my scheduler?

Will Jeff name the other tool?

What time is it for me?

Your next AI decision will shape your office for years. Spend 45 minutes with someone who’s made it twice.

Your next AI decision will shape your office for years. Spend 45 minutes with someone who’s made it twice.

Your next AI decision will shape your office for years. Spend 45 minutes with someone who’s made it twice.

P.S. Even if you can’t make it live, register. You’ll get the replay and the evaluation checklist, and you’ll know what to ask the next vendor who tells you their AI “does everything.”

— David

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