Lessons from my grandson
I recently made a 9-hour drive to visit my 7-year-old grandson, Jack. Living so far away, I don’t get to see him nearly as often as I’d like!
Providing a living wage
We are on an unsustainable trajectory for long-term care if even a progressive state like Washington is faltering.
Why small operators might soon offer better retirement options
If you are trying to do right while doing good when it comes to your employees, an extremely valuable tool might soon be coming your way.
BE STILL to be a successful leader
Editor’s note: This is the third of a three-part series, “Keeping anchored in the twirling seas of healthcare.” Article one explored new research in change management. Article two expanded tools...
Navigating change is the test of true leadership
Setting up the right processes is critical, but in order for these processes to do their magic, you need wholehearted buy-in from the human beings that make up your organization.
Murder, they spoke
Like a real-crime podcast about murder. That’s the way we need to tell the story of our long-term care staffing or funding woes if we want anyone to actually pay attention.
Women lead in longevity market, but barriers remain
The question of gender inclusivity through the long-term care and senior living markets can raise complicated issues.
Relief over Senators reprimanding CMS? Yeah, right
Tuesday’s Senate Finance Committee hearing might have had some long-term care providers thinking they dodged a bullet. Not so fast.
It’s all in the numbers: Compliance processes and outcomes
Using data analytics we were able to pinpoint the problem and realign staffing to focus resources directly at the root cause of the issue.
The role of the nursing and housekeeping team
When it comes to protecting health in long-term care facilities, nurses and housekeepers really are a team. They must continuously work together to ensure the health and cleanliness of the facility. Their...
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