Leaving a legacy
You can be assured that contributing to long-term care matters. It’s the type of legacy that gives your life meaning and purpose.
‘Data is the new healthcare currency’: June 8 webinar
A special June 8 webinar will help providers understand the power of data to manage risk and increase the odds of success. The event starts at 1 p.m. ET and offers one free continuing education credit.
Remote monitoring rule could ultimately drive down healthcare costs
Despite discovering the myriad benefits of remote monitoring over the past year due to the necessity of COVID-19, a December final rule around reimbursement severely disincentivizes providers from using...
The social contract for long-term care
America has a social contract for long-term care. It’s rarely acknowledged, but here it is. If you are stricken by a need for long-term care that you cannot afford, we help you even if you are not poor....
Providers may soon embrace the joy of normal
Long-term care organizations just received two bits of very encouraging news.
The significance of on-site medical staff and timely communication during COVID and beyond
The COVID-19 pandemic, which initially affected the long-term care community disproportionately, led to significant changes within skilled nursing centers. As we continue to emerge from COVID and the overall...
Is your work during the pandemic worth less than a penny? You bet
How does two-tenths of one penny sound as a reward for all you’ve endured? I say it’s a good start and take it for what it’s worth.
No bad ideas, right?
Now that the pandemic is easing, one of my best ideas is probably never going to get the chance it deserves. It involves using the power of natural law to make sure an unvaccinated long-term care resident...
What you should know about disinfectants
In the long-term care sector, we have to address patients who may have been through multiple hospital visits and may have been infected with a wide range of multi-drug resistant organisms. Some of them...
National Nurses Week: Celebrating and reflecting
I encourage all nurses to reflect on why you became a nurse.
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