Assess seniors with accuracy, efficiency and ease.
The simplest senior assessment tool on the market.
PFMIpro gives service providers the power to easily assess older adults and ensure they remain as independent as possible for as long as possible.
Assessing seniors shouldn’t be complicated.
PFMIpro (Protective Factors for Maintaining Independence) easily and accurately measures and evaluates risk factors associated with institutionalization. You can quickly review physical inactivity, social isolation and ADL challenges – as well as critical events including hospitalizations, falls and nursing home admissions. Then, with the click of a button, generate reports to accurately demonstrate outcomes and plan appropriate interventions.
- Developed by service providers for service providers
- Research-based with predictive validity
- Real-time analysis & reporting
- Customizable
- HIPAA compliant & data secured
- Easy-to-use
- Fast & accurate
Trusted by service providers nationwide.
Better experiences and better outcomes – for everyone.
In 2018, Dr. Steven Albert of the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health validated the assessment factors behind PFMIpro. He found that drops in client PFMI scores directly correlated with life crises, such as nursing home admissions and hospitalizations.
With PFMIpro in hand, staff work efficiently to deliver appropriate care and help seniors understand their need for program services. At the same time, administrators run real-time business data to demonstrate program outcomes to key stakeholders and funders.
Designed by
service providers
for service providers.
PFMIpro was developed and tested by JFCS Pittsburgh, a nonprofit with over 80 years of experience in delivering comprehensive, innovative and compassionate social services.
JFCS Pittsburgh developed and used the original PFMI in-house for a decade, understood the need for better client assessments and took steps to create a more user-friendly solution. A forward-thinking team of psychologists, social workers and researchers worked with Pittsburgh-based developers to build PFMIpro as the first affordable, research-based senior assessment tool available on the market.