When perfect is the enemy of good
One of the common refrains you heard last week as the GOP healthcare plan marched to its demise was Republicans saying that “we’re letting perfect be the enemy of good.”
It’s time to get away
We were not meant to work without time to reflect and have a break.
April 2017 Laundry/Housekeeping Buyer’s Guide
2017 Laundry/Housekeeping Buyer’s Guide
Delve into EHRs during April 25 webinar
The more data providers have, the better they can implement and use electronic health records. But navigating an EHR and making productive use of time involves deconstructing common problems.
Wagner joins Triple S
Dan Wagner is the new director of strategic accounts at Triple S in Massachusetts.
The SNF mental health revolution
SNF administrators must ask themselves, “Did we provide the kind of care the resident really needed to maximize her ‘whole emotional and mental well-being?'”
5 tips to managing skin pH and IASD in your facility
It’s common knowledge in the long-term care industry that more than half of the adults in facilities are incontinent.
Keeping the glass half full
If you need a little encouragement to stay positive next time something goes awry, look no further than this story from the New York Times.
Enthusiasm and ingenious inventions at the NYC Aging2.0 Global Startup Pitch Event
Moving beyond the development of medical products for seniors, Aging2.0 seeks to facilitate collaborations between senior care providers and entrepreneurs to create products and services that can be integrated...
Where are we going with long-term care?
Long-term care was never planned. It was never even consistently defined. A generally useful definition is that it is a set of services to assist persons who have lost, or never acquired, basic capabilities...
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