By Tom Gresham From a global pandemic to record inflation, recent years have been marked by volatility and disruption. The reverberations are still being felt – and will continue to
By Tom Gresham In the assisted living industry, communities are always ready for flu season. However, the flu is only one of an assortment of infectious diseases that represent
By Joanne Kaldy We are more connected than ever before; and while this has made real-time communication and lightning-fast access to information a new norm, it also substantially increases the
By Joanne Kaldy While plans, procedures and practices, supplies, equipment, and technology all play a role important role in disaster management, it really is all about relationships. No facility or
By Tom Gresham Emergency planning and preparedness is a topic of the utmost importance in the senior living field, and it’s also one that is challenging to grasp and elusive to
By Gina Veazey Maribel Carranceja wasn’t prepared for the tears. But her 7-year-old daughter couldn’t understand it. Why wasn’t Mommy allowed to come with her? It was a tense moment
By Patrick Connole Kacheyta McClellan has spent more than 15 years in higher education focused on diversity and inclusion as well as career development, after graduating with undergraduate and graduate
There is a constant flow of news concerning Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, with a seemingly endless supply of information published daily on possible causes, prevention tips, and the latest on
Someone in the world develops dementia every 3 seconds. In the U.S. alone, more than 6 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s disease; and by 2050 this number will grow
Senior living’s memory care sector, which is designed for residents with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, provides an integral service – and one that appears likely to only
Argentum is the lead for a $6 million project funded by a four-year U.S. Dept. of Labor-ETA Closing the Skills Gap grant called the Healthcare Apprenticeship Expansion Program (HAEP). The
Some leaders are born, some are grown, and some can come from surprising places. Assisted living communities need to be on the lookout for potential leaders and get them in