Sandra Hoban
Sandra Hoban was on I Advance Senior Care / Long-Term Living’s editorial staff for 17 years. She is one of the country’s longest-serving senior care journalists. Before joining Long-Term Living, she was a member of the promotions department at Advanstar Communications. In addition to her editorial experience, Sandi has served past roles in print and broadcast advertising as a traffic and talent coordinator.
Improving resident satisfaction
At a glance… Rethinking values and practices brings everyone together to create a homelike environment at all levels of care. After analyzing the Read More » Energy: Let the label be your guide
In 1992, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) developed the ENERGY STAR® program to promote and identify products that were energy Read More » Supporting residents with comfort, compassion
Alden Estates of Barrington Rehabilitation and Health Care Center Barrington, Illinois Cheryl Debes/Alden Management Services PROJECT SUMMARY Read More » Living in concert with nature
Located in Thousand Oaks, California, in scenic Ventura County, University Village Thousand Oaks (UVTO) is nestled on a 65-acre natural riparian Read More » The welcome mat is always out
Westminster—Canterbury Richmond (WCR), a well-respected 32-year-old continuing care retirement community, was facing the challenges of a rapidly Read More » Residents blossom at Magnolia Gardens
Residents and staff enjoy the fresh air on a stroll around the campus It's a sunny springtime afternoon and a group of residents gather and wait Read More » Whiter whites…brighter brights: The ozone difference
Laundry rooms in long-term care facilities have never been profit centers, yet they hold one of the keys to customer satisfaction and facility Read More » A City Sanctuary Highland Gardens MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
Every senior, regardless of socioeconomic status, deserves the opportunity to age in place in a safe, conscientiously designed environment. To meet Read More » CNAs Are Speaking-But Are You Listening?
Ohio CNAs gather to learn, celebrate-and deliver a message to administrators. Read More » 