Games to Drive Engagement & Performance
Connecting teams through real-time appreciation and performance.
Connecting teams through real-time appreciation and performance.
Gratia uses evidence-based games to capture and reinforce frontline behaviors in real time. By turning patient recognition and peer support into measurable signals, we help healthcare organization drive perfromance and demonstrate tangible improvements in culture and care quality.
Quick to Launch • No IT Integration
Living Legends
Spotlight high-impact caregivers who go above and beyond ensuring caregivers feel seen, valued, and appreciated.
Care IQ
Supports and reinforces evidence-based, patient-centered care practices through bide-sized care tips delivered directly into flow of work.
Deeper Impact • System Integrated
Shift Pickup
Encourage proactive shift coverage and staffing reliability.
Charting Champ
Reinforce timely and accurate documentation through targeted prompts.
Going live with Gratia doesn’t require an IT project or a change management plan. Gratia is a mobile web-based app. Your team creates an account, and starts connecting the same day.
Our team partners with you on game set up, team eligibility, and roster loading. You tell us your goals. We do the rest so your leaders spend minimal time on implementation.
Branded collateral, a virtual support center, and everything your team needs to get started. Created by us, ready for your team before launch day.
An in-person site launch gets every team member onboard in a single day. By the end of the first week, your team members are already recognizing each other and achieving game badges.
“Gratia has helped us elevate something that already exists in strong teams – recognizing the everyday moments that often go unnoticed. Their approach encourages people to pause and acknowledge the small things colleagues do each day to support one another and care for patients.”
“[With Gratia] My work feels seen. Badges and points add up to rewards I care about, and our team has more energy and laughs than we’ve had in years.”
