These 7 tech tools could make a difference
Technologic advances are reshaping the way all Americans live. A recent story in U.S. News & World Report singled out seven advances that will specifically affect seniors.
Print Issue: April 01, 2016
New currency?
Health information is becoming increasingly valuable in this sector, thanks to its many uses.
It’s a rare operator who is not harnessing tech tools to help improve care and the bottom line.
Fitbits can be used to determine residents’ physical activity levels
A Fitbit activity monitoring device can be used to measure how physically active your residents are, a new study suggests.
Blending into the neighborhood
The Scandinavian Living Center brings people together in a community where ‘seniors’ don’t exist, but ‘elders’ hold an esteemed position
You’ve got questions? … We’ve got answers.
Will minimum wage increases significantly affect my operations this year and beyond?
Program trims visits to the ER
A pilot program involving Brookdale Senior Living shows that non-skilled operators can improve care quality while beating nursing homes on price.
NIC speakers: Good fit is key going forward
The secret to success in senior living may be as simple and as difficult as finding the right fit, according to speakers at the 2016 NIC Spring Investment Forum.
Speakers predict design, service, financing trends in senior living
Senior living, real estate management and banking professionals shared their thoughts on design, service and financing trends during a NIC 2016 Spring Investment Forum session.
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