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Every care community administrator knows that nighttime can be a frightening time for some seniors. When the sun goes down, physical and
Read More » Culture change” was not born, nor was it founded. Rather, it emerged out of the experiences of long-term care (LTC) devotees and enthusiasts.
Read More » On the northeastern tip of Long Island, two institutions—a nursing home and a high school—have collaborated to produce television shows that benefit the greater community and give students valuable hands-on training.
Read More » Juggling multiple priorities, untangling scheduling conflicts, attending to resident care issues—all in a day's work for you. These activities
Read More » In our facility we hold great appreciation for our retiring director of nursing, Daphne Wall.
Read More » In a dramatic and upscale reuse of “Merriwold,” the 1926 J. Seward Johnson estate, the original stone gate entrance arch and adapted gatehouse
Read More » Long-term care advocates have discovered over the years that a division of interests into residential versus home healthcare may be preventing the creation of good policy.
Read More » Salmonella…E. coli…C. botulinum… These ominous words have been making headlines. Contaminated or tainted food can have devastating—even
Read More » In June 2005, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued new surveyor guidance—F-tag 315—for urinary incontinence (UI) and indwelling
Read More » It is not unusual for a resident in a CCRC to enjoy a weekly swim—except in this case, Emma Van Horn has dementia and lives in a secured assisted
Read More » According to the National Diabetes Information Clearinghouse (NDIC), 10.3 million people age 60 years or older in the United States have diabetes.
Read More » Nursing homes, hospitals, and other long-term care facilities throughout the country continue to face increased pricing and coverage limitations on
Read More » Comfort. Convenience. Compliance Space Tables are fully adjustable and wheelchair accessible to accommodate the needs of each individual. Height
Read More » Skin Care System SECURA™, from Smith & Nephew, is a four-step intervention system that includes cleansers, protectants, moisturizers, and
Read More » Shifting demographics and culture change. Declining reimbursements from government and other sources. High staff turnover. Increased competition.
Read More » In the Medical Records world, I have come across a variety of documentation species. Some are more dangerous than others. A number of them can sink
Read More » Long-term care placement is probably one of the most difficult, heart-wrenching, but necessary decisions of a family's lifetime. The difficulty
Read More » Northern Hospitality staff members are treated to a scenic boat trip In business as in life, healthy competition raises the bar of performance and
Read More » Facility Cleaning System Coverall Cleaning Concepts has developed a cleaning system for healthcare facilities merging procedures, equipment, and
Read More » Once upon a time being a long-term caregiver merely meant you had the time to write a letter, read a book, or just share experiences with a
Read More » Gina Bell, a Live At Home driver who consistently receives a 100% satisfaction rating, transports an average of 10% of program members to medical
Read More » In previous articles in this series, we’ve discussed issues facing the long-term care industry as it prepares for the coming wave of baby boomers.
Read More » The landscape of long-term care liability has never been more varied. Recently, there have been some sizable seven-figure awards and settlements,
Read More » How many times following the department of health survey have you sat down to write your facility's plan of correction and noticed yourself writing
Read More » The market for the seniors housing and care industry as a whole has been on an upswing for more than a year now. Data from the third quarter of 2006
Read More » On October 19, 2006, the cheerful buzz of a hundred voices filled the Ralston Center auditorium in Philadelphia. The lively crowd was assembled to
Read More » Pest management can be challenging in long-term care environments. Not only is it crucial to keep your facility free of disease-carrying rodents and
Read More » A resident connects with her family via e-mail The idea of seniors using computers is not new, and many have had exposure to this technology before
Read More » The adage “our past does not dictate our future” was a guiding principle for the Livingston County Board of Supervisors and Director of Long Term
Read More » E-learning is taking hold in popularity in many fields, including long-term care. However, Fortune 500 companies, to take one prominent example, are
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