Senior Living Insights—Webinars by Argentum

Thursday, July 2 | 1 PM ET
Argentum gratefully acknowledges our unrestricted educational support from Medline for this webinar.

Some estimates state that 80% of senior living residents require help with their medications to maintain their health and quality of life. As polypharmacy continues to rise, assisting residents with their medications will remain a critically important aspect of senior living care. This webinar will provide you with an overview of best practices and solutions for implementing and executing effective medication management in your communities. Earn 1 NAB/NCERS CEU or ACPE CPE for attending the webinar.

Panelists
Cece Credille
SVP, Clinical Services
Enlivant

William Vaughan, RN, BSN
Vice President, Educational and Clinical Affairs
Remedi SeniorCare

Rebecca Wingate, PharmD
Director of Clinical Operations-North
PharMerica

Moderator
Chad Worz, PharmD, BCGP
Chief Executive Officer
American Society of Consulting Pharmacists

Thursday, August 6 | 1 PM ET
Workforce Development Series, sponsored by OnShift

In an era of scarce resources, training is still a critical factor for retention and operational success. Thankfully, innovation and efficiency can help senior living providers get more bang for their training bucks. From private-label university programs to innovative high school partnerships, a revolution is underway in how we onboard, upskill, and develop star performers. This webinar will provide an overview of what works and what it takes to tune up how we train. Earn 1 NAB/NCERS CEU for attending the webinar.

Panelists
Tanya Fitzgerald, CPLP
Senior Director, Learning Programs
Brookdale

Gia Mattioli-Tolfa
Senior Director
Human Resources, Capri Communities 

Megan Robinson
Project Manager, Workforce Development and Apprenticeships
Argentum

Moderator
Brent Weil
Vice President, Workforce Development
Argentum

Check back as more panelists are confirmed!

Thursday, March 5 | 1 PM ET
Argentum gratefully acknowledges our unrestricted educational support from Medline for this webinar.

Telehealth is shaping up to be a senior living system whereby providers offer telehealth services within communities by either contracting with a health system or a telehealth vendor – or by developing their own telehealth platform. This webinar will provide you with an overview of this delivery system, how seniors are adapting to this new system, and introduce you to resources you will need to consult if you are planning to implement a Medicare Advantage reimbursement model for your telehealth services.

Panelists
Tatiana Blue, MHA
Manager, Digital Health – Ambulatory and Access
New York-Prebyterian

Peter M. Fleischut, M.D.
Senior Vice President & Chief Transformation Officer
New York-Presbyterian

Tony Galvan, Jr.
Director of Health & Wellness
LCS

Aimee E. Perron, PT, DPT, NCS
Regional Clinical Director
Genesis Rehabilitation Services

Thursday, April 2 | 1 PM ET
Workforce Development Series, sponsored by OnShift

According to an AARP survey, most people—7 out of 10—like working with generations other than their own. The senior living industry demands and depends on successful generational collaboration—for its operational outlook, for the resident experience, and for the future of its workforce. And yet, this is one of the most common problems in our workforce: How do we create workplaces that attract and engage the next generation of potential employees? This webinar will take a two-pronged approach to this problem – from the workforce and resident engagement perspectives.

Panelists
Krystyna Bontrager
Public Relations Specialist
Senior Lifestyle

Heather K. Keena
Vice President of Employee Development and Engagement
Senior Lifestyle

Sheri Steinig, MSW
Special Projects Director
Generations United

Moderator
Brent Weil
VP, Workforce Development
Argentum

Thursday, May 7 | 1 PM ET
Growth Strategies Series

As the demographics of the future senior living consumer evolves, so goes the industry it serves. According to the NIC-funded “The Forgotten Middle: Middle-Market Seniors Housing Study,” by 2029, 54% of the 14.4 million middle-income older adults in the United States will lack the financial resources to pay for senior living at today’s average market rates. Hear from senior living providers who are working to crack the code on serving the middle market – now – and their strategies for success, along the economic impact of COVID-19 on the middle market and broader senior living industry.

Panelists
Jerome E. Finis
Chief Executive Officer
Pathway to Living

Joel Mendes
Senior Director, Seniors Housing
JLL Capital Markets

Bill Pettit
President
R.D. Merrill Company

Moderator
Beth Mace
Chief Economist
National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC)

Thursday, June 4 | 1 PM ET
Tech Enablement Series, sponsored by MatrixCare

The promise of artificial intelligence is beginning to make its way into senior living. New AI-based solutions are hitting the market daily, contacting heads of IT directly to pitch their solutions. What types of applications are showing the best promise for senior living providers? What should you be paying attention to? Once you find the solution that solves a problem, how do you scope a use case and proof-of-concept that would gain approval for investment of time and resources – especially if that solution is in early stage funding?

Panelists
Fahad Aziz
Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder
CareMerge

Ken Greschak, CFRE
Director of Fund Development
Friendship Village

Juliet Holt Klinger
Senior Director, Dementia Care
Brookdale

Shirley Nickels
Chief Operating Officer
SafelyYou

Moderator
Majd Alwan, Ph.D.
SVP of Technology & Business Strategy, LeadingAge;
and Executive Director, Center for Aging Services Technologies (CAST)