Finding compassion in LTC
Since the dawn of man there has been a concern for others in stressed circumstances.
How to ensure your employees aren’t a threat to HIPAA compliance
Since mistakes by employees are responsible for so many healthcare data breaches, it is critical to consider how to mitigate this risk. If your staff knows the fundamentals of HIPAA compliance and that...
Monitoring patch offers up-to-date information
The technological implications of this technology are just as exciting: wellness, fitness, assisted living and much more that we can’t yet even imagine.
Ghosts in the (skilled care) machine
How tough is the labor market? It has come to this: More and more employees are simply disappearing.
PDPM: New tricks from old dogs
Some changes for PDPM transition on Oct. 1 will revolve around the diagnoses and conditions of the resident.
Weird, wild and precious
So, let me get this straight: While others are sprinkling Xanax on their Lucky Charms every morning, I found a long-term care leader who’s excited about PDPM? Something clearly wasn’t right with...
Robots, technology shape philosophy at Knollwood
A few months ago, McKnight’s began making a conscious effort to hear from you, specifically how you’re creating positive change in your facility.
Under pressure with pressure injuries
Before you invest in the most expensive cushions and mattresses available for those at risk, find a provider that can help you with pressure mapping and find out exactly what you’re getting and maximize...
Barbour named corporate philanthropy director
Belinda “Dee Dee” Barbour has been promoted to become the new National Lutheran Communities & Services Corporate Philanthropy Director in Maryland.
‘Cloud’ over rehospitalization reduction efforts shouldn’t deter skilled providers
Study results are causing experts to do the once unthinkable: question the campaign to lower rehospitalization rates.
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