‘Rosie the Riveter’ is still an inspiration
Earlier this spring, I had the honor of being named one of the National Manufacturing Institute’s 130 STEP (Science, Technology, Engineering and Production) Ahead award recipients.
Earlier this spring, I had the honor of being named one of the National Manufacturing Institute’s 130 STEP (Science, Technology, Engineering and Production) Ahead award recipients.
It turns out Linda Shell’s hero had modern medicine right all along, even if her last utterance was well over 100 years ago.
What would our leadership look like if we thought that tomorrow would not come? If we ask ourselves that question, we immediately will reason there is a tomorrow. That is our challenge: We always give...
At a time when Medicare and Medicaid funding has becoming increasingly uncertain, it is important for providers to find cost-effective strategies for managing expenses while simultaneously increasing well-being...
Journey with me, children, back to 2003, when yours truly hung out with smokers.
All anyone expects you to do is show up, be your best possible you, and come back tomorrow and do it all over again.
My most recent trip to Washington, D.C., was wrapping up like most others. I was heading to Reagan Airport by way of Uber, but what happened next was not typical — and drove me to write this piece.
As the senior living housing market continues to expand and competition heats up, a strategic team effort has never been more important to achieve greater operational efficiencies, improved resident satisfaction...
Gerald T. Grant will serve as Acts Retirement-Life Communities’ new president and chief executive officer.
One of the things that most brightens my workday is when I see long-term care residents hanging out together.