10 things to remember in seniors furnishings
If you’ve been to a recent senior living trade show or picked up a magazine geared toward the industry, you’ve probably seen beautiful, elegant furniture that would look right at home in your...
2015: The year of innovation
As we prepare to say goodbye to 2014 and hello to 2015, now is the time to make a New Year’s resolution of innovation. While each long-term care facility will chart its own course, the Hebrew Home...
For Texas operators, a proposal that might not be as appealing as it sounds
At first blush, providers in other states might feel a bit envious about a proposal being floated in Texas. But they might want to reconsider.
Self-absorption training for seniors sorely needed
Social media overlords have their sights set on enslaving the planet’s seniors. They might be in for a surprise.
Telehealth in three steps
From Jewish Home Lifecare winning a McKnight’s Excellence in Technology Award for their project with Panasonic, to attending a session at LeadingAge on telehealth mental services, to moderating a...
9 things NOT to expect in a nursing home
Family members need to know what to expect when their loved one enters a nursing home: Falls may happen, medications may change, and a private room may not be an option.
Advanced wound product promotes healing
A new solution may be an option for management of non-infected partial- and full-thickness wounds, including chronic and acute wounds such as diabetic ulcers, pressure ulcers, venous ulcers, chronic vascular...
Making the case: It’s been a wild year
As the sands of the year race to their finish, there is one certainty about the long-term care news in 2014: It’s been wild and trying.
Tips on handling the flu with seniors
Using these methods, the flu can usually be contained and treated for the benefit of both the seniors and their caregivers.
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