Seeking feedback in pursuit of gritty greatness
How often do you, as an administrator, CEO or manager, ask for feedback of colleagues? What I’m talking about is a casual conversation related to improving quality and strengthening company culture,...
SNF Therapy Myths: Busted!
There are many myths surrounding rehab services in skilled nursing facilities. They often come from a lack of understanding of skilled care and a need to increase knowledge of Medicare regulations. I’ll...
No wonder so many have pounding headaches
A very wise man once told me that when your only tool is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
Short-handed or short-sighted?
When we communicate that we are having staffing issues, whether or not that communication is correct, we are telling the residents and their families that we can’t do our jobs.
Breaking silos: Effective wound healing means treatment across the continuum
The challenge for the wound care industry is to facilitate understanding, and to find better delivery models across all settings.
Correcting long-term care’s image problem
Long-term care has an image problem. For a variety of reasons, we aren’t associated with good times. There are things we can do to turn this around, though, starting with the perceptions of our residents.
Lesinki promoted to VP of marketing
Jennifer Lesinki has been promoted to vice president of marketing at St. John’s in Rochester, NY.
McKnight’s Executive Decisions February 2017
McKnight’s Executive Decisions
Change is coming: what to expect from Verma’s CMS
With former Georgia Congressman Tom Price confirmed as the new head of the Department of Health and Human Services, it’s time to turn the focus on the person picked by President Donald Trump to helm...
Building championship teams during uncertain times for SNFs
As we face payment reform, delivery reform, the aging of America, the strength and challenge of an increasingly age and ethnically diverse workforce and the consumer demands of aging boomers, now more...
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