Women of Distinction: An overwhelming response
Reviewing the nominations to our McKnight’s Women of Distinction awards program has been both humbling and incredibly heartening.
Listen up! It’s the CMS podcast
If you’ve ever secretly longed for a way to combine the impenetrability of American healthcare policy with the ease of 21st century communication technology, you’ll be relieved and delighted to learn...
What facilities can gain from robotics in physical therapy
Almost 75% of all strokes occur in seniors aged 65 and up. As a result, there is a tremendous demand for physical therapy and rehabilitation among seniors.
Parker named Eldermark SVP
Carrie Parker has been named senior vice president, client services, at the Eldermark contact center. She will lead contact center operations, focused on driving exceptional customer support and strengthening...
Seth joins Parker Jewish
Sujata Seth has joined Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care & Rehabilitation’s Public Affairs Office.
LeadingAge extends tentacles into home care, clinical services
In today’s rough-and-tumble world of healthcare delivery, it pays to have many friends, both upstream and downstream. Or as an old adage puts it, there is strength in numbers.
Getting comfortable with discomfort
Our comfort zone is that space where our thoughts, behaviors and actions fit a secure pattern that makes us feel safe and keeps things minimally stressful.
Suspend the suspenders: Tackling dressing ‘old’ at school
I know there are some who feel like this is just a silly experience. But the symbolic interaction will teach these 5- and 6-year-olds that being 100 years old is to be mocked and useless.
Still waiting for the righteous indignation about this side of the nursing home industry
Both nursing home and resident advocates will be eagerly watching Wednesday, as the powerful Senate Finance Committee launches an investigation into cases of abuse that have occurred at facilities in recent...
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