[Partner content] In episode 1 of this two part-Spoonful of Sugar podcast, you will hear from industry legend Robert G. Kramer as he talks through the impact of higher operating costs in long-term care....
5 ways to reduce agency spend this month
Aug 01, 2022
[Partner content] Agency spend getting out of control? Discover 5 easy ways to decrease agency spend this month.
More MDS coordinators are walking the floor. Is that a costly mistake?
Jul 28, 2022
[Partner content] MDS coordinators are usually responsible for two core duties: monitoring care quality and maximizing payments. But as staffing challenges worsen and regulations increase, more MDS coordinators...
McKnight’s Power Panel: Strategies to Outlast the COVID-19 pandemic
Apr 21, 2021
McKnight’s Power Panel: Strategies to Outlast the COVID-19 Pandemic
Crushing is out and sprinkling is in
Apr 01, 2021
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I smell a rat: March 31 webinar to spotlight pest hot spots
Mar 23, 2021
Do you know where the mice are hiding or the cockroaches are lurking? If not, a webinar on March 31 entitled “Pest hot spots for long-term care: How to prevent them” will help to steer you...
Home care webinar to focus on senior engagement technology
By
Liza Berger
Feb 25, 2021
A McKnight’s Home Care webinar on March 4 at 1 p.m. ET will focus on how to engage seniors through technology.
A collective effort to vaccinate seniors
By
Liza Berger
Feb 03, 2021
The pandemic, shamefully, has laid bare clear more divides between elderly populations than many of us may have previously thought possible.
Breath of fresh air: Feb. 18 webinar focuses on how to improve air quality in long-term care
By
Liza Berger
Feb 01, 2021
The pandemic has revealed just how important air quality is. A webinar to be held Feb. 18 at 1 p.m. ET — which has been approved for one continuing education credit — will talk about the long-term...
Say it again. The vaccine is safe
By
Liza Berger
Jan 27, 2021
I’m glad science is back in the driver’s seat. After all, we listen to plumbers for pipe problems and mechanics for car problems. So why not scientists for COVID-19?