Thirty senior living and care organizations have been recognized as winners in NRC Health’s second annual Employee Approved Awards and Customer Approved Awards, the healthcare consumer data and content company announced Tuesday.
Here’s a look at some of the news that occupied many minds in senior living over the past year.
Appointments, promotions and other news at AMDA, Atlas Senior Living, Benchmark, Brookdale Senior Living, Capital Senior Living, CBRE, Covia, Cushman & Wakefield, Ecumen, Franke Tobey Jones, Friendship Senior Options, Frontline Management, Jefferson’s Ferry, Pathway to Living, SantaFe Senior Living, Sedgebrook, Trust Bank, United Zion Retirement Community, Watermark Retirement Communities and Welltower.
McKnight’s Senior Living spent some time in the Ecumen C-suite for this installment of “A Few Minutes With…”
The inaugural class of Hall of Honor inductees includes executive-level women who have made significant contributions to the senior housing and care field.
When Ecumen launched its Ecumen Scholars program in 2015 to expose nursing students to senior living and long-term care through work experiences at Ecumen communities, it soon became apparent that nursing students weren’t the only ones who could benefit from this type of exposure.
Don’t expect extreme changes when Shelley Kendrick assumes the role of president and CEO at one of the country’s largest nonprofit senior housing and services providers, Ecumen, effective Feb. 4.
Three people with connections to LeadingAge have been named to Next Avenue’s list of the Top 50 Influencers in Aging for 2017.
Increasing the quantity and quality of the workforce serving the aging population is the ultimate goal of 17 grants totaling more than $385,000 that recently were awarded to rural LeadingAge Minnesota members.
Can an onsite daycare center help attract and keep workers at a senior living community in a competitive market? A Minnesota operator hopes so.
