How connectivity needs are challenging LTC facilities
By
Jeff Lowney
Mar 01, 2022
When operating a network of more than 100 hospitals and clinics located in rural areas of Kentucky and West Virginia, Appalachian Regional Healthcare (ARH) faced inconsistent internet connectivity and...
Long-term care providers who’ve been flummoxed about recent infection control guidance coming from federal health agencies are not alone.
How COVID-19 transformed healthcare wireless communications
By
Dan Leaf
Nov 10, 2021
Digital wireless communication connectivity has become critical to virtually every aspect of our lives. We connect with family members or co-workers daily from our wireless devices. Yet the healthcare...
Disaster communication: A tale of two mothers-in-law
By
Eleanor Feldman Barbera, Ph.D.
Sep 26, 2017
Both of my mothers-in-law live in long-term care communities in Florida. One lives in a place that was excellent about how they communicated with family members before, during and after Hurricane Irma....
Howard promoted at Lancaster Pollard
Sep 16, 2014
Tyler Howard has been promoted to role of communications editor and media relationship manager for Lancaster Pollard.
6 common problems a shrink on staff can solve (and your consultant can’t)
By
Eleanor Feldman Barbera, Ph.D.
Aug 22, 2013
As a psychologist consulting in long-term care facilities, I provided a lot more than I was paid for, because it was needed. But there was much more help that I didn’t offer, not only because I wasn’t...
How to get prepared for the next Sandy
By
Bruce Baron
Nov 26, 2012
A big part of a disaster management plan is asking how your facility will communicate with families, residents and staff.