Senior Living Insights—Webinars by Argentum

Thursday, January 2 | 1 PM ET
Growth Strategies Series

Argentum’s third annual report on the impact of workforce, food, and utilities trends is designed to help providers and industry partners better plan how to manage senior living’s three biggest cost drivers. This webinar will dive into the data behind the report and what it means for you and your business.

Presenters

Max Mosky
Director of Analytics
Morrison Living

Kevin Oakley
Director with Lancaster Pollard, a division of ORIX Real Estate Capital

Marla Thalheimer
Senior ESG Program Manager
RE Tech Advisors

Thursday, February 6 | 1 PM ET
Tech Enablement Series, sponsored by MatrixCare
The rapid growth of voice-enabled technologies has extended to senior living. For those considering deployments in their communities, this webinar will provide you with results of a new report on the topic, as well as first-hand experiences from the perspective of an owner/operator who has deployed voice technology in their communities.

Presenters
Laurie Orlov
Founder & Principal Industry Analyst
Aging in Place Technology Watch

Nick Patel
President
The Asbury Group – Integrated Technologies

Thursday, March 5 | 1 PM ET
Quality Improvement Series, sponsored by Medline

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.

Presenter
Tony Galvan, Jr.
Director of Health & Wellness
LCS

Earn 1 NAB/NCERS CEU for attending the webinar (pending approval).

Thursday, April 2 | 1 PM ET
Workforce Development Series

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.

Presenters
Krystyna Bontrager
Public Relations Specialist
Senior Lifestyle

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

Sherri Steinig, MSW
Special Projects Director
Generations United

Moderator
Brent Weil
VP, Workforce Development
Argentum

Earn 1 NAB/NCERS CEU for attending the webinar (pending approval).