Mobile health apps don’t always work
Mobile health apps need more oversight, according to an article published in the July issue of New England Journal of Medicine.
Print Issue: October 01, 2014
Being pro-active
Once just the domain of bingo, bridge and crafts, activity programs are taking a more central role in helping residents add joy and meaning to their lives.
Beyond surface cleaning
Operators use room turnover as an opportunity to eliminate sometimes deadly bugs by layering basic cleaning with next-generation solvents and technology.
On the constant lookout
Thanks to a combination of technology, education and protocols, senior living communities and families can keep a closer eye on those served
‘Mindfulness’ training appears helpful
Simultaneous mindfulness training for residents with early-stage dementia and their caregivers helps both groups, a new study finds.
Resident panels can boost credibility
Prospects for senior living communities and their families respond very well to existing resident testimonials as a marketing communication strategy.
Providers blast mental health proposal
Mental healthcare providers for the elderly expressed anger over an apparent snub of seniors’ mental health services in a proposed new federal behavioral health plan.
