Keep pest birds from landing
In addition to being a nuisance, pest birds like pigeons, house sparrows and starlings can cause serious health risks, making them particularly troubling at long-term healthcare facilities.
Got chalance?
We have a word that reflects our cultural philosophy at Lutheran Homes and Harwood Place: “Chalance,” which is a concept which counters the more negative term of ‘nonchalance’ or...
If everyone would just do things my way …
For a long time, “leadership” to me meant convincing people that seeing things my way was the only way. After all, it would be much easier if everyone bought what I was selling. Funny thing,...
Keeping workers healthy may harm your bottom line
Long-term care operators are in the business of solving problems. They make problems disappear for residents, families and the government. And let’s not forget employees.
Leadership skills for the future
When I first became a nursing leader, I worried about budgets, staffing and patient care.
Patient advocacy is what drives us
If you meet anyone in our profession who doesn’t consider themselves a patient advocate, then you just met someone who needs to consider a career change.
Hawley fills new IPC position
IPC Healthcare, Inc. has appointed Beth Hawley, SFMH, MBA, FACHE as Senior Vice President of Strategic Initiatives, a newly created position.
The Goodbye Guide: Why and how to terminate tenderly in LTC
I believe leave-takings in long-term care are more important than in other settings and that the style of departure should be given more consideration.
Summit ElderCare: setting the PACE for collaboration
It’s well-known that by 2050, one-fifth of the total U.S. population will be above age 65, with many of those above age 85 needing assistance.
Latest risk considerations for REITs and seniors housing
With the seniors housing industry motivated to build and M&A transactions continuing to increase, consideration of long-term trends is vital.
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