Technology has hit the eldercare field like an innovation tsunami. Operators are harnessing new tech tools to dramatically improve care for their residents as never before. To celebrate these exceptional...
Just about a month ago, I opened a little contest, looking for the best punchline to a joke involving nursing home personnel. We have a winner.
What affect would the addition of chocolate have for seniors with difficulty swallowing? That’s what we set out to learn.
You may not like — nay, hate — the Affordable Care Act. The U.S. Supreme Court may agree with you. That doesn’t mean the justices will strike it down.
There’s an old adage that goes something like this: It’s hard to remember that your objective was to drain the ditch when you are up to your waist in alligators.
It wasn’t the worst start I’ve ever had, but it wasn’t good. My wife woke up sick and my dog woke up whining, or maybe it was the other way around. It’s all such a blur.
It makes me sad to hear others from my profession argue against flu vaccination with statements such as, “I never got the flu and I have never been vaccinated.” That is not the point. There...
I’m not sure why so much hand wringing is taking place over the Supreme Court’s future decision about Obamacare. For as they like to say in Chicago, the fix is in.
The quality of nursing home care is improving — and residents and their families are noticing. That’s the message two industry researchers want administrators and caregivers to take away from new...
