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Every industry is touched by ever-changing technology, but healthcare-related industries have additional challenges. Does your organization have a comprehensive strategy for handling all information technology requirements?
For senior living communities already offering quality dementia services, working in concert with providers offering precision medicine solutions could be the next step in the evolution of state-of-the-art dementia care.
Scientifically researched training tools offer assurances that do-it-yourself and knock-off training programs cannot ensure.
The Prestige Care story offers several key ideas that can help any senior living community looking to improve through technology.
As a facility manager, you need to know how to handle pest issues before they can become a major problem to your residents.
Your admissions process has a cost, and it’s higher than you might think.
Whatever else your daily challenges are running a senior living and care residence, the comfort of the residents is always center stage.
Worries about staff, vacancy, cash flow, contracts, suppliers… the list is endless, and the stress eats away at both our profits and our health.
What future residents will want is much different than what the Silent Generation has opted for. Is your senior living community prepared for the sea change?
Some simple, easy-to-use and next-generation technology solutions are or will be available soon to help you span the continuum of care with ease.
Good news! Ways exist to alleviate the ever-present nuisance and health concerns that mosquitoes bring.
Social media has become a tool to connect people in meaningful ways.
The competitive hiring market means employers across industries need to be more strategic about their hiring efforts – and your senior living organization can do the same.
If you’re concerned about how your maintenance processes are affecting the well-being and comfort of your residents, then it’s probably time to look into how CMMS can eliminate those problems.
For years, we have been hearing about the impact of purpose on people’s lives. Take your residents through this process to help them identify theirs.
We’ve attended several recent senior living conferences and have ongoing conversations with our healthcare partners, specifically related to senior living. Here are some of the key learnings we have gleaned.
Guidelines are an important part of an overall risk management program, but some may increase an organization’s risk to exposure. Several ways exist to address this, however.
As the subject of adult incontinence becomes less taboo, more caregivers and senior living residents are realizing that adult briefs or pull-ups effectively can manage urinary issues.
Hurricanes along the coast, tornadoes in the Midwest, wildfires in California — natural disasters are growing in scale and frequency. Communication is critical.
I believed that the growing field of senior living might be a good career path for me. Little did I know the journey it would take me on and the rewards that awaited me.
