Taking a different approach to change
When we assume we know what our residents and staff want, we will undoubtedly be incorrect.
The ballad of the MDS coordinator
A NADONA presentation focused on preparing documentation and audits spent time diving into the way MDS managers are treated — and it doesn’t look great.
The problem with parking
One common problem amongst all real estate is parking: Namely, how much to provide and where to put it.
Obtaining critical claims data may soon get easier
The government plans to make new claims data and other resident-care information available to providers and entrepreneurs as never before. Is it too good to be true?
He came back
There’s a legendary photo of General Douglas MacArthur wading ashore upon a heroic return to the Philippines in World War II, and that’s what popped into my mind recently when I saw an elderly...
Odor: It’s nothing to sniff at
The nose knows. And what it knows has a big influence on the decisions we make – including choosing senior living communities for ourselves or others.
Fabbio joins electroCore
Patrick Fabbio was selected as Chief Financial Officer of electroCore, an electroceutical healthcare company in New Jersey.
June 17 webinar to address ‘star’ practices to improve hiring, retention
During a free June 17 McKnight’s webinar, attendees will receive tips on how to find “right-fit” candidates, better keep current staff members engaged with employee-centric practices,...
Exploring passenger van safety
Fifteen-passenger vans, which many senior living organizations use, are more likely to be involved in a single-vehicle rollover crash than any other type of vehicle.
Campaign to archive dementia love stories stumbles
Jane Youell appeared to have hit the jackpot with her timing, but now that’s exactly what she still needs: a financial jackpot. The British researcher is attempting to build a first-ever love-and-dementia...
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