Te Brugge promoted at Goodman Group
Kim Te Brugge has been promoted to vice president of operations in the senior living and healthcare division of The Goodman Group.
Using the powers of Facebook for good, not evil
As more people join social media and start voicing their opinions online, more long-term care consumers — like it or not — are likely to turn to social media ratings since government review sites...
Time to ditch the orange bottle
Like most teenagers of my era, I spent my summers working. I didn’t have to look for a job – I was lucky enough to work for my family’s pharmacy business.
Effective rehabilitation influences success of care
When it comes to rehabilitation and skilled nursing care, the majority of seniors and their families are looking for an effective and comprehensive process which will get them back home with a decreased...
Are you ready for some predictive scheduling?
What do workers in the long-term care, retail, hospitality and foodservice sectors have in common? Among other things, varied work schedules.
The great eclipse
We’ve seen many partial political eclipses over the years created by both parties, where selfish interests and ambitions seem to blind them to the possibility of solving actual challenges together.
What to know about PAMA
Labs servicing the SNF and AL populations are already the last line of defense in geriatric healthcare, and a drastic cut to the Medicare CLFS will create a hole that cannot be filled. A
Finding the passion in long-term care
I observed and wrote a lot about the long-term care industry this summer, but one thing was consistent through all of it: Long-term care providers are passionate.
Physiatrists: Optimizing and expediting PAC
With Medicare essentially stamping “declined” on more and more attempts to discharge post-acute patients to inpatient rehab facility care, skilled nursing facilities have become the preferred...
And the award for most maligned part of long-term care goes to …
It took a while, but I might have finally found something that therapy providers can point to with righteous indignation and say, “That ain’t right!”
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