Watching the news these days, it’s easy to feel like nursing homes and those of us working in them aren’t doing anything right. I want to suggest otherwise.
Flu shot — or not
When it comes to flu shots, let’s just figure out a way to make the whole thing more convenient for those who choose or are coerced to undergo this crucial or useless procedure.
Time for long-term care to go postal?
One of my favorite gone-off-the-rails fundraising stories involves one of my former college roommates.
But … we’ve always done it this way
Almost nothing burns my cookies more than when someone says, “I’ve always done it this way,” despite having poor outcomes.
Occupancy initiative could impact life experiences
Outcomes and projected trends in the senior living space historically have been shaped by opinion based on years of experience and what has proven successful.
Recruiting and retaining: What is your employer brand?
The goal of this exercise is to ensure that your espoused employer brand accurately reflects your culture and values.
Nurse staffing crisis averted? Thank the millennials
It’s your friendly neighborhood millennial here, back with some exciting news about the age cohort that’s been mystifying employers and apparently annoying everyone else over the past decade...
Farber to become CEO at New Jewish Home
Jeffrey I. Farber, M.D., MBA, will be the next president and CEO at the New Jewish Home, effective Dec.18. Farber will replace former LeadingAge Chairwoman Audrey Weiner, who will remain the president...
Why ASC 606 elevates risk for LTC providers
The Department of Justice’s largest-ever healthcare fraud enforcement action, announced in mid-July, sends a clear signal about the federal government’s escalating efforts to eradicate and...
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