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Apparently, I’ve reached the age of wearing clothes with words on them being my thing. I’m not sure how this snuck up on me.  We have cool logo wear here and we all enjoy wearing T-shirts or sweatshirts...

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) requires skilled nursing facilities to plan for emergencies and disasters to protect the vulnerable population they serve. The regulations cited in Appendix...

I’m a sucker for classic movies. My parents made sure I grew up watching black and whites of the likes of Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, Gene Autry, John Wayne,...

I have a friend who says, “The only person who likes change is a wet baby!” She may be right.  Most people are not comfortable with change. I mean, I get it, some change can be scary. When something...

Trust, compassion, stability and hope have been my focus this year for the Living Leadership blog. I certainly can’t take credit for the four things followers need from leaders — that comes directly...

It’s never been more important to listen to your frontline workers in emergencies.  Managers need to trust them when they offer advice or concerns, and supervisors need to know what their staff...

This year’s annual NADONA conference was typical in all the good ways — but also extra special in an important way everyone can appreciate.

Usually, we can safely rely on seniors to set an inspiring example for younger folks to emulate. They unselfishly share the wisdom acquired with age to help successive generations overcome current challenges,...

My family is full of therapists, and most of us work in skilled nursing. My sister, an experienced speech language pathologist, called to commiserate about one of her patients who had difficulty swallowing. ...

What do birthdays have to do with long-term care? Well, I’ve been having them long-term. And at this point, I’ve ceased to care. You probably see that statement for what it is, nothing but bitter bluster....