Leadership

Staff scheduling strategies for better care and better business

March 21, 2013     Pamela Tabar, Senior Editor
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Are your staff scheduling processes as fair, balanced and tightly connected to your census and acuities as they should be? Two experts explain why even small changes in staffing can add up to big savings.

Boomers and seniors primed for digitial marketing

March 21, 2013     Pamela Tabar, Senior Editor
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Seniors get a bad rap when it comes to technology, but they’re America’s fast-growing dempgraphic is certain digital technologies. Have you "seniorized" your media marketing streams?

Consistent nursing staff related to fewer rehospitalizations in SNFs

March 20, 2013     Sandra Hoban, Managing Editor
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Licensed nurse retention seems to curb readmissions, and vice-versa.

LTC and mental health services: Collaboration is a financial win-win

March 15, 2013     Pamela Tabar, Senior Editor
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Long-term care providers and behavioral health services should go hand in hand in aging care, experts say. If your facility can’t provide or fund mental health services, partner for them—and everyone wins.

Winter weather is a marketing opportunity

March 13, 2013     Luke Fannon
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No one can control the weather, but we can control the risks that older people and their caregivers face when the snow piles up. Contributor Luke Fannon explains how the right strategy can turn the perfect storm into a powerful marketing opportunity.

Okla. bill would drop degree requirement for SNF administrators

March 11, 2013     Sandra Hoban, Managing Editor
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What asset is more valuable in a SNF administrator—education or experience? Oklahoma state legislatures and the state's Board of Examiners are at odds on the question.

What’s worth waiting for?

March 7, 2013     Judah L. Ronch, PhD
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Standing in line with nothing to do is tedious and boring. Imagine how magnified that is for the elderly to spend their time—waiting.

Brookdale responds to 911 CPR case

March 6, 2013     Pamela Tabar, Senior Editor
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The parent company of the California senior living facility involved in a controversial 911 call responds to public outcry over corporate policies and an employee's refusal to administer CPR.

My Hospice Notebook

March 6, 2013     Pamela Tabar, Senior Editor
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Calling all hospices: Are you ready for a challenge? Today is the launch of my "Hospice Notebook." Gather your ideas, projects, initiatives and missions. My inbox is yours.

Assisted Living Concepts sold to investment firm for $278 M

February 27, 2013     Pamela Tabar, Senior Editor
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A Wisconsin senior living company is the latest buyout as investment firms rescue their distressed properties.

LTC needs to play active role in meds disposal, pharmacy group says

February 20, 2013     Pamela Tabar, Senior Editor
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The Drug Enforcement Administration’s new proposed rule for controlled substance disposal needs more clarification when it comes to long-term care facilities, a national pharmacy group says.

UnitedHealthcare partners with largest U.S. retirement community

February 20, 2013     Pamela Tabar, Senior Editor
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An unusual partnership between a Medicare insurance carrier and a fast-growing retirement community creates new business models for both.

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