Carrots better than sticks, providers happily agree
The challenge is this: Stay ahead of the public at large even though you have a much more vulnerable population.
Daily Editors’ Notes
Keep seniors engaged in life this winter
Let’s all remember that we all need to feel a part of something bigger than ourselves. Senior care residents are no exception.
Are we outsmarting ourselves with our new tech toys?
Maybe getting our knuckles a bit bloody is part of the price we pay for all wonderful new tech breakthroughs.
Keep the politics out? No chance
Don’t ever say politics doesn’t belong in stories that pertain to your job or business. To not consider their impact would be derelict.
Perpetuating ageism
There is a lot to argue about how President Trump has led and handled the pandemic. But there is one thing on which we can all agree.
The really good news about the future of long-term care leaders
Experts seem to agree: Long-term care leadership is one thing that’s not suffering during this pandemic. On the contrary.
Addressing long-term care’s union challenge
When it comes to labor unions, life has afforded me a somewhat unique perspective.
Nursing homes headed for another level of COVID-19 carnage if they’re not careful
it’s time for long-term care operators to start caring more closely about another vulnerable population.
In the battle against coronavirus, science always wins
Science has been winning a lot of arguments lately. ake our president’s recent contraction of the coronavirus.
A lesson in long-term care management
If you are an administrator who is about to take a job, you do have some leverage. And you might want to do what a certain incredibly successful football coach did.
You’re too good for your own good
In this pandemic year of profound challenges, we discovered innovation and creativity like no other.
How Great are we at handling this pandemic? Not so much
Ultimately, historians may talk about this period as a test of how Great the rest of us are in trying to protect the Greatest Generation.
Long-term care in the best setting? Now that’s a hoot.
When we don’t like what we see or hear, most of us can turn on the raging cave man/cave woman switch awfully fast.
Matros gives ‘fantastic’ CMS a B+ for pandemic response
One of the top long-term care funding and operational minds is finding various glimpses of sunshine during historical tough times due to COVID19.
A vision for long-term care
Many milestones come and go — a birthday perhaps, the start of the new year, even. Then there are some that seem to be meaningful. Today, the first day of autumn, seems to fall into that category. We have been hearing for several weeks now how this fall, when flu season makes its annual comeback,…
For long-term care, a time of confirmation — and revelation
Among other things, COVID-19 has helped confirm what we know about long-term care and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. The pandemic has also revealed a few new things about both. Let’s address skilled care first. The past half year has made it obvious that this is a field full of heroes, especially on…
CMS two-day flurry gives nursing homes what they want, or does it?
Anybody who has ever said nursing homes don’t get much attention can dial back that rhetoric after the last couple of days.
The lockdown’s ill effects
We all know that human contact is important. But when you are talking about vulnerable people who rely on human interaction to maintain their quality of life, interacting with loved ones is not a benefit, it is an imperative.
The problem with home care
I have a suggestion for skilled care operators who aren’t losing enough sleep due to COVID-19. Consider home care. As in, consider home care as your next big competitor.
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