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Risk-Retention Groups: An Alternate Way to Secure Insurance

BY SCOTT A. MAGER, ESQ. The landscape for the long-term care industry is not a pretty sight. Advertising by lawyers sensationalizing negative Read More »

Time to AIM at Career Development

BY RICHARD L. PECK, EDITOR-IN-CHIEFEver get the feeling that you've been spinning your wheels professionally, that your career has bogged down in Read More »

Controlling Budget Variance

BY SUSAN J. PENNER  Long-term care administrators are familiar with monitoring their budgets, and they soon learn from experience that some sources Read More »

Success With a Mock Survey Team

BY RONDA CHRISTOPHER  The Long Term Care division of Mercy Health Partners designed a collaborative oversight team, called the Mock Survey Team Read More »

Is Your Staff Ready for Violent Residents?

BY DAVID LENNOX, PHD  Where would you feel safer working, a nursing home or a coal mine? According to the Occupational Safety & Health Administration Read More »

Laying Out the RED CARPET Program

BY MARIA MOTSAVAGEOur organization had been struggling for years with declining resident satisfaction scores, increasing employee turnover, and a Read More »

Avoiding the Hidden Risk That Could Sink Your CCRC

BY DAVID DILLON, ASA, AND BONNIE ALBRITTON, ASA  Many CCRCs conduct operations on a short-term cash basis. They pore over last quarter's monthly fee Read More »

In PerspectiveSurvey Survival

inperspectiveSURVEY survivalBY RETA A. UNDERWOOD, ADCDemystifying documentation  Why does our industry remain so mystified, if not completely psyched Read More »

Fire Safety: Is Your Facility Legal?

BY JULIE A. BRAUN, JD, LLM Fire safety: Is your facility legal?The legal stru cture governing nursing home fire safety: A guide to self-examination Read More »

Missing: Death Education for Nursing Facilities

BY DONALYN GROSS, PHD, LCSW, CMPMissing: Death education for nursing facilitiesStaff need to be trained in comforting dying residents, their Read More »

NIC on Financing

inperspectiveNIC ON financingBY ANTHONY J. MULLENHeaded in the right direction After several quarters of not-very-inspiring developments in capital Read More »

Can Administrators’ Leadership Style Influence Quality of Care?

BY CHRISTINA A. HASEMANN, PHD, RD, L/CDNCan administrators' leadership style influence quality of care?In quest of the "authoritarian" administrator Read More »

Building the New Culture of Aging-One Leader at a Time

Building the new culture of aging-One leader at a timeBill Keane, MS, MBA, Director of Special Programs, Mather LifeWays, interviews Bill Thomas, MD, Read More »

Grading Your Facility Compliance Plan

BY LAWRENCE A. FOGEL AND JOSEPH M. WATTGrading your facility compliance planYour corporate compliance plan takes time and effort. Is it worthwhile? Read More »

LTC Quality: The Sound and the Fury

LTC QUALITYTHE SOUND AND THE FURYFar from "signifying nothing," as per Shakespeare, today's quality initiatives seem to be signaling big changeBY Read More »

Getting Your Message Out

BY BRENT CAMPBELLGetting your message outEffective marketing focuses on getting the right information about your organization to the right audience Read More »

Focus On…Laundry

I Advance Senior CareI Advance Senior Care is the industry-leading source for practical, in-depth, business-building, and resident care i... Read More »

In PerspectiveLiability Landscape

inperspectiveLIABILITY landscapeBY LINDA WILLIAMS, RNWhen residents attack residents Most nursing homes and assisted living facilities (ALFs) have Read More »

Budgeting: It’s Everyone’s Responsibility

BY VICTOR LANE ROSE, MBA, NHABudgeting: It's everyone's responsibilityInvolving staff in budgeting might not always be comfortable, but it can yield Read More »

Should You Outsource Staff Management?

BY RICHARD L. PECK, EDITOR-IN-CHIEFShould you outsource staff management?Everything from payroll and training to employment law compliance and risk Read More »

Reducing the Threat of Labor Problems

BY STEPHEN J. CABOT, ESQ.Reducing the threat of labor problemsEffectively communicating concern for and appreciation of employees builds a firm Read More »

Tips on Joining a GPO

INTERVIEW WITH MARK TELLIER, TELLIER & ASSOCIATES, LLCTips on joining a GPO Long-term care is coming into its own in the $34 billion-a-year Read More »

LTC Purchasing’s “New Kid on the Block”

BY RICHARD L. PECK, EDITOR-IN-CHIEFLTC purchasing's 'new kid on the block'A national provider organization and a national distributor network have Read More »

The Art of Admissions

BY SARAH FOX, LSWThe art of admissionsThe admissions coordinator plays a large role in the resident's well-being, the family's morale, and the Read More »

Best-Practices Protocols Can Improve Quality

BY MALCOLM H. MORRISON, PHD; RUTH A. CHENG, MBA; AND RICHARD H. LEE, MPABest-practices protocols can improve qualityPennsylvania nursing homes got Read More »

In PerspectiveLiability Landscape

inperspectiveLIABILITY landscapeBY LINDA WILLIAMS, RNAre your residents safe and sound when in bed?  On August 23, 1995, the U.S. Food and Drug Read More »

NIC on Financing

inperspectiveNIC ON financingBY ANTHONY J. MULLENA look at the latest NIC Key Financial Indicators  Permanent debt delinquencies increased for Read More »

ADA Compliance: It’s More Than “Removing Barriers”

BY DON HANKS, AIAADA compliance: It's more than 'removing barriers'Complying with the Americans With Disabilities Act is a broader management Read More »

Online Training: Coming Soon to a Computer Near You

I Advance Senior CareI Advance Senior Care is the industry-leading source for practical, in-depth, business-building, and resident care i... Read More »

Need Capital? Know How Lenders Assess Your Operations

BY JAMES J. PIECZYNSKINeed capital? Know how lenders assess your operationsYou're sure you qualify-but how do you convince lenders of that?  With the Read More »