Podcasts about skilled nursing

What are Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)? What about Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs)? What are the warning signs that someone might need assistance with these daily tasks? How does a senior living community decide which care level a resident needs? What if a resident's needs change and they need different help? What should I do if I notice that my loved one is needing more help with their ADLs and IADLs?Our experts are answering these questions and more. They're sharing specifics about different types of daily tasks like bathing. Plus, offering their best tips and tricks for how to recognize changes with a loved one – and how to talk to them about it.

Staff and residents from Prairie Meadows Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center of Floresville wave to onlookers in celebrating National Skilled Nursing Care Week May 12 with a short parade through the city's downtown. Connally Memorial Medical Center, Harmony Care at Floresville, and New Haven Assisted Living & Memory Care also participated in the parade. Last Monday also marked International Nurses Day; Florence Nightingale, recognized as the founder of modern nursing, was born on May 12, 1820.Article Link

Live the retirement of your dreams! Sound too good to be true? With a little expert advice from a financial planner you can maximize your savings and have the retirement you dream of.It all starts with a goal. Think about the ways you want to enjoy your life and retirement. A financial planner can work with you to identify the tools and strategies to maximize your savings. You just have to start with the plan and work the plan.Are you interested in learning more from Connie or diving deeper into financial planning topics? Be sure to check out her book, Financial Abundance: Real-Life Stories That Inspire Your Path to Prosperity on Amazon!

Health and wellness are important at every age and exercise is a piece of that. For older adults, fitness can help lead a better and more active life. We're breaking it down to the basics when it comes to fitness tips for older adults, the benefits of exercise and healthy habits, and the long-term impacts of fitness on health. We're covering everything from how frequently and intensely you should exercise to making exercise an enjoyable habit and more. 

In Part 2 of our deep dive into the MDS process, Heart-to-Heart with HealthCap welcomes back MDS expert to unpack the most recent updates to the Minimum Data Set (MDS) as of October 1, 2023. Angie Szumlinski and Robin explore critical coding changes, penalties tied to incomplete assessments, challenges with Section GG, and how interdisciplinary teams can improve accuracy and resident outcomes. From quality measures to schizophrenia audits, this episode is packed with practical insights for senior living professionals navigating today's MDS landscape. Robin has also created a to support your learning!

In this episode of Heart-to-Heart with HealthCap, Angie Szumlinski is joined by MDS expert for Part 1 of our two-part deep dive into the MDS process. Robin shares how the MDS is used across care delivery, compliance, and reimbursement—and why coding accuracy and interdisciplinary collaboration are more critical than ever. Whether you're new to MDS or need a refresher, this episode offers foundational insights you won't want to miss. Robin has also created a f to support your learning!

In this episode of Focused Healthy Family, Gina and Don Grothoff sit down with Sharon Willis from Ranson Ridge Assisted Living and Memory Care to explore the different levels of care available for aging loved ones. Sharon helps clarify the distinctions between Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care, offering valuable insights into what each level provides and how families can determine the right fit for their loved ones. We also touch on Skilled Nursing facilities and the important role they play in the continuum of senior care. Whether you're planning ahead or navigating care options right now, this conversation provides helpful guidance and compassionate understanding. Sharon is the Director of Marketing and Admissions with 6 years in healthcare · 3 years Marketing Director at Ranson Ridge Assisted Living & Memory Care · 3 years Managing Director at Right at Home In-home Care & Assistance  and with Entrepreneur           15 years Founder, Director of Operations at Prime Source Educational Services Entrepreneur and accomplished business professional experienced in managing business relations, operations.  Expert at leading a service-oriented organization with a shared mission through outstanding client service, exemplary practices while bringing passion, unparalleled work ethic, collaborative-minded business approach to an organization with a heart for servce.   Member of Board of Directors at LKN Healthcare Networking Forum Mother of grown son Passion for health and wellness Advocate for senior population, including our dementia population #FocusedHealthyFamily #SeniorLiving #AssistedLiving #MemoryCare #IndependentLiving #ElderCareSupport #AgingParents #SkilledNursing #SeniorCareOptions #SeniorLivingCommunity #RansonRidge #NavigatingSeniorCare #SeniorSupportNetwork

You can have your cake and eat it too, fats can be good, diet isn't always best.  Those are just some of the surprising things you'll hear from a registered dietician.  You won't want to miss this in-depth discussion of nutrition information, plus practical tips for anyone in senior living or older adults.{rerelease - episode originally released May 2023} 

Investors in the seniors housing and care space have always seemed to make skilled nursing a second-thought customer. Now, however, the demographics have become so positive, even skilled nursing is enjoying more time in the spotlight — and it should for a long time to come. That's according to Bill Kauffman, a senior principal at the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care, who keeps a close eye on skilled nursing matters. “The optimism is certainly here, for sure,” he told McKnight's Long-Term Care News Executive Editor James M. Berklan at the recent NIC spring conference in San Diego. “Especially over the next 10 years.” The US Department of Housing and Urban Development has traditionally been a strong capital provider for skilled nursing operators, Kauffman noted. But now that most major pandemic concerns have subsided, real estate investment trusts — including public ones — are also becoming more active. With interest rates remaining high, the cost of capital remains the big question mark, Kauffman explained. But, he quickly added, he thinks “it's just a matter of time” before skilled nursing funders take advantage and build more to accommodate the historic crush of baby boomers. “You have a supply and demand situation for private pay seniors housing and have a supply and demand situation for skilled nursing — and they're both positive,” he explained. Listen in to hear more on what Kauffman thinks the key factors are and what moves providers must make to get more capital — and what they must spend at least some of it on to succeed.

In this episode of Heart to Heart with HealthCap, Angie Szumlinski chats with Gwen Ryder, Vice President of Operations for Aspire Health in Ohio, about the challenges and lessons learned from navigating CMS Schizophrenia Minimum Data Set Audits. They discuss the intricate process of compliance, the impact on star ratings, and how one missed detail can ripple into significant consequences for senior living communities. Gwen shares practical advice, insights on improving internal processes, and the importance of proactive quality assurance to stay ahead of audits. Tune in for a deep dive into a timely issue impacting senior living care and operations.

Send us a textIn this episode of the Tracheostomy Education Podcast, Dr. Jerry Gentile discusses the intricacies of admitting patients from acute to post-acute care facilities. He emphasizes the importance of understanding Medicare requirements, the challenges of staffing and resource allocation, and the critical role of respiratory therapists in patient assessment and care planning. The conversation also highlights the need for effective communication between healthcare teams to ensure patient safety and optimal outcomes.Support the showhttps://tracheostomyeducation.cominstagram.com/tracheostomyeducationlinkedin.com/in/nicole-de-palma-708b16blinkedin.com/in/dr-jerry-gentile

Send us a textThis episode of the Tracheostomy Education Podcast features Dr. Jerry Gentile discussing the complexities of admitting patients from acute care to skilled nursing facilities. The conversation covers the admission process, the role of patient review instruments (PRI), financial dynamics of care, challenges in ventilator management, and the criteria for accepting patients based on their stability and medical needs. Dr. Gentile emphasizes the importance of skilled care and the need for proper training in facilities to ensure patient safety and effective treatment.Support the showhttps://tracheostomyeducation.cominstagram.com/tracheostomyeducationlinkedin.com/in/nicole-de-palma-708b16blinkedin.com/in/dr-jerry-gentile

Do you know what it takes to stay healthy, especially as winter comes?  Amanda Pulfer, Certified Nurse Practitioner, and Regina Embrador, Physicians Assistant, of Premier Health share their favorite tips and tricks in this episode.  From preventative measures like vaccines and handwashing to advice on sleep and avoiding the winter blues.  Tune in now to learn how to make health fun – not a chore – as you age.

In this episode, we delve into the world of USDA loan products tailored for assisted living facilities, skilled nursing centers, and senior demographics. Learn how USDA financing, including the B&I loan, can benefit your development or acquisition of businesses in rural designated areas (with populations of 50,000 or less). We explore loan options up to $25 million and discuss other government guarantee programs like SBA 7A and 504. Tune in for essential insights on securing funding for elder care facilities, hospitals, clinics, and more! If you'd like to meet with Beau to talk financing, book a call here ( http://bookwithbeau.com/ )

PHOENIX — Never has networking been more important for skilled nursing operators, especially given the seismic shifts happening thanks to a rush of post-pandemic mergers and acquisitions. Hersch Krohner, founder and CEO of eCap, recently talked with McKnight's Long-Term Care News about his vision for his organization's skilled nursing events and the future of the industry as regional operators begin to dominate. “Face-to-face networking has always been a pillar for leaders to really engage, interact and build relationships,” Krohner told McKnight's Senior Editor Kimberly Marselas at eCap West this summer. “By creating an environment [where] people can really connect and interact in a more organic way, by having that in-person interaction … that's never going to be replaced by something like an email or a Zoom, and especially when times are tough.” Learn more about eCap's events, attendees and opportunities in this quick and engaging episode.

Dad fell last week and fractured his hip. On this episode, we’re updating everyone on his health and telling the story of his injury and treatment as a way into talking about what we’ve learned and what we need to know related to hospice care, Medicaid, Medicare, Skilled Nursing Facilities, and Longterm Care. Recorded Thursday, … Continue reading "Dad Health Update, Hospice, Medicaid, Skilled Nursing, and Longterm Care"

A podcast by Stewart Gandolf, CEO, Healthcare Success and Rocco Coniglio, Founder and CEO of Psych360. The topic is: Transforming Mental Health Care in Skilled Nursing: Entrepreneurial Insights from a Market Disruptor.

Host: Carol MacAllister Guest: Sandra Wilson, Manager of Volunteer Services for the WV Supportive Living Volunteer Program. Description: Supportive Living includes both Personal care (formally called Assisted Living) and Skilled Nursing both at the Glen (on the Manor campus) and at Lakeside on the Lakes Campus. Volunteers have many things they can offer from leading discussion groups, to being a friendly visitor, to crafts assisting, bingo, card games and social country rides. If you have a well-behaved dog, you can bring your pet as well without them being certified therapy dogs. Sandy has about 30-40 active volunteers, but more are needed and welcomed. You can find out more about volunteering by calling Sandy at 717-464-6811 or going to the Intranet-Volunteer link.

Michael Braun has been an Occupational Therapy Assistant for 34 years, helping seniors in a Skilled Nursing and Rehab facility in Sarasota, FL get back on their feet after surgery, illness, or injury. When a patient who lived out of town was trying to figure out how she would get home, she discovered that Med Flight, a private jet service, would cost her $30K - $40K. Michael offered to make the trip with her using commercial airlines. Toppflight was born and took off as a concierge travel companion service for seniors needing non-medical transport or relocation travel. Their mission is to provide a hassle-free traveling experience, whether it's for moving out of state or just returning home. Their team consists of trained medical professionals committed to assisting seniors and providing for all their needs during travel. They handle all the logistics and are by someone's side to provide a safe and comfortable travel experience. Once at the destination they coordinate and assure transportation to the home or senior care community. Having about 1 month lead time is great, but typically with 1 – 2 weeks' notice they can help! Visit their website and check out Google for their 5 Star reviews!

Welcome to another episode of Passive Income Pilots, where we delve into the burgeoning world of assisted living investments. Join hosts Tate Duryea and Ryan Gibson as they discuss the impact of the demographic shift known as the "Silver Tsunami" with Dwayne Clark, founder of Aegis Living. Dwayne shares his extensive experience in building a premier brand in the senior housing industry and provides insights into the challenges and triumphs of caring for the aging population.Timestamped Show Notes:(00:00) - Introduction by Tate and Ryan, discussing the demographic trends boosting assisted living investments.(01:00) - Tate shares a personal story highlighting the immediate relevance of senior care.(02:00) - Ryan introduces Dwayne Clark, highlighting his accomplishments and the ethos of Aegis Living.(04:00) - Dwayne Clark joins the conversation, detailing his journey from the criminal justice field to senior housing.(05:00) - Discussion on the inception of Aegis Living and the challenges of funding and growing a business in senior housing.(07:00) - Dwayne reflects on the sacrifices made to establish Aegis Living, including personal financial risks.(10:00) - Exploring the demographic changes affecting senior housing and the concept of the "silver tsunami."(13:00) - Insights into the supply constraints in senior housing exacerbated by COVID-19 and its impacts on the market.(15:00) - Dwayne shares his philosophy on integrating community history and elements into the design of Aegis facilities.(17:00) - Detailed explanation of different types of senior living and care options available.(20:00) - Discussion on the investment aspects of senior housing and the importance of choosing the right management.(24:00) - Dwayne addresses how families can finance senior living through home equity and other means.(28:00) - Advice for individuals on how to discuss and plan for aging parents' future care needs.(32:00) - Ryan and Tate reflect on the operational excellence at Aegis Living.(35:00) - Dwayne discusses the role of adversity in shaping his career and approach to senior living.(38:00) - Closing thoughts on the current economic climate and its effect on the real estate and senior living sectors.Resources Mentioned:Aegis Living Website: Visit Aegis LivingDwayne Clark's Personal Website: Explore HereDwayne's upcoming book Where's Your Purse: A Guide for Children with Aging Parents details managing aging parent care.Remember to subscribe for more insights at PassiveIncomePilots.com!Join our growing community on FacebookCheck us out on Instagram @PassiveIncomePilotsFollow us on X @IncomePilotsGet our updates on LinkedInHave questions or want to discuss this episode? Contact us at ask@passiveincomepilots.com See you on the next one!Legal DisclaimerThe content of this podcast is provided solely for educational and informational purposes. The views and opinions expressed are those of the hosts, Tait Duryea and Ryan Gibson, and do not reflect those of any organization they are associated with, including Turbine Capital or Spartan Investment Group. The opinions of our guests are their own and should not be construed as financial advice. This podcast does not offer tax, legal, or investment advice. Listeners are advised to consult with their own legal or financial counsel and to conduct their own due diligence before making any financial decisions. The hosts, Tait Duryea and Ryan Gibson, do not necessarily endorse the views of the guests featured on the podcast, nor have the guests been comprehensively vetted by the hosts. Under no circumstances should any material presented in this podcast be used or considered as an offer to sell, or a solicitation of any offer to buy, an interest in any investment. Any potential offer or solicitation will be made exclusively through a Confidential Private Offering Memorandum related to the specific investment.

We fixed the audio issue! In this episode of "Insurance Business Babes," hosts Kathe Kline and Joanna Wyckoff discuss a controversial subject among insurance agents. They talk about the reasons why hospital and healthcare workers dislike Medicare Advantage Plans, delving into specific issues such as prior authorizations, network restrictions, and reimbursement rates that contribute to the discontent. The conversation also highlights real-life examples and emphasizes the need for insurance agents to be well-informed so they can provide valuable guidance to their clients AND the healthcare workers who can refer.

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In this episode, Dr. Kaelee Brockway joins Dr. F. Scott Feil as a new co-host of the Healthcare Education Transformation Podcast. Dr. Brockway shares her journey from being a practicing physical therapist to becoming an educator. She discusses her passion for improving patient care and the frustration she felt when she saw therapists providing subpar treatment. Dr. Brockway emphasizes the importance of integrating evidence-based practice into physical therapy education and pushing the boundaries of what is considered best practice. She also highlights the need for interprofessional education to prepare students for collaborative healthcare settings. Throughout the episode, Dr. Brockway's expertise in geriatrics, chronic disease management, and cardiovascular and pulmonary care shines through.Key Takeaways:- Dr. Kaelee Brockway's background in physical therapy and her experience in various clinical settings have shaped her passion for improving patient care and physical therapy education.- She focuses on teaching students how to apply their foundational knowledge to real-life patient care, emphasizing evidence-based practice and pushing the boundaries of best practice.- Dr. Brockway advocates for interprofessional education to prepare students for collaborative healthcare settings and improve patient outcomes.- Her expertise in geriatrics, chronic disease management, and cardiovascular and pulmonary care allows her to provide valuable insights and innovative approaches to physical therapy practice and education.You may find out more about Dr. Brockway at the following locations:https://doctorbthept.com/https://twitter.com/DoctorBthePThttps://www.instagram.com/doctorbthept/Feel free to email Dr. Brockway at doctorbthept@gmail.com, or at kbrockway@usa.uduIf you are taking the NPTE or are teaching those about to take the NPTE, visit the NPTE FInal Frontier at www.NPTEFF.com and use code "HET" for 10% off all purchases at the website...and BREAKING NEWS!!!! They now have an OCS review option as well... You're welcome! You can also reach out to them on Instagram @npteff If you're a PT and you have student loan debt, you gotta talk to these guys. What makes them unique is that they view financial planning as like running hurdles on a track. And for PTs, the first hurdle many of us run into is student loan debt. Varela Financial will help you get over that hurdle. They not only take the time to explain to you which plans you individually qualify for and how those plans work, but they ALSO take the time to show you what YOUR individual case looks like mapped out within each option. So if you're looking for help on your student loan debt, or any area of your personal finances, we highly recommend working with them. You can check out Varela Financial out at varelafinancial.com. Feel free to reach out to us at: http://healthcareeducationtransformationpodcast.com/ https://www.facebook.com/HETPodcast https://twitter.com/HETpodcast Instagram: @hetpodcast @dawnbrown_pt @pteducator @dawnmagnusson31 @farleyschweighart @mail.in.stew.art @ujima_institute For more information on how we can optimize and standardize healthcare education and delivery, subscribe to the Healthcare Education Transformation Podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Our guest on the podcast today is Howard Gleckman. He is the author of a book called Caring for Our Parents and an expert on the topic of aging and caregiving. Howard is also a senior fellow at the Urban Institute where he is affiliated with the Tax Policy Center and the Program on Retirement Policy. He also writes a tax and budget policy blog called TaxVox, which is available at Forbes.com. Before joining the Urban Institute, he was a senior correspondent in the Washington Bureau of Businessweek.BackgroundBioUrban InstituteTaxVox blogCaring For Our Parents, by Howard GleckmanLong-Term Care and Cognitive Decline“Is Long-Term Care a Predictable Need, or an Unexpected One?” by Howard Gleckman, Forbes.com, April 15, 2022.“The U.S. Needs to Help Seniors and Their Families Navigate Long-Term Care,” by Howard Gleckman, Forbes.com, Oct. 11, 2022.“The Quiet Struggles With Those Living Alone With Memory Loss,” by Howard Gleckman, Forbes.com, July 18, 2023.“Which States Provide the Best—and Worst—Long-Term Care Services?” by Howard Gleckman, howardgleckman.com, Oct. 2, 2023.“Why Are Care Delivery Models for People With Dementia Developing so Slowly?” by Howard Gleckman, howardgleckman.com, June 27, 2023.“FDA Has Approved the Anti-Alzheimer's Drug, Leqembi. What You Need to Know,” by Howard Gleckman, howardgleckman.com, July 6, 2023.“Experts Raise Questions About the Safety of Anti-Alzheimer's Drug Leqembi,” by Howard Gleckman, howardgleckman.com, April 25, 2023.“Aging in Place Is all the Rage, But It's Not Easy,” by Howard Gleckman, Forbes.com, March 21, 2022.Cost of Care“Medicaid Will Pay for a Common Alzheimer's Test But It May Not Be Reliable,” by Howard Gleckman, howardgleckman.com, Jan. 9, 2024.“Why Medicare Is Right to Negotiate Drug Prices,” by Howard Gleckman, howardgleckman.com, Aug. 30, 2023.“The Biggest Barrier to New Anti-Alzheimer's Drugs May Be Cost, Not Medicare Rules,” by Howard Gleckman, howardgleckman.com, June 14, 2023.“The War Over Whether Medicare Should Pay for new Anti-Alzheimer's Drugs,” by Howard Gleckman, howardgleckman.com, May 17, 2023.“The U.S. Predicts Big Increases in Skilled Nursing and Long-Term Care Costs,” by Howard Gleckman, howardgleckman.com, April 14, 2023.“Should You Enroll in a Medicare Advantage Plan?” by Howard Gleckman, howardgleckman.com, Nov. 1, 2022.Government and Policy“CMS' New Transparency Rule Can Help ‘Weed Out a Few Bad Actors' but Won't Impact Deals Much, Other Factors at Play,” by Shelby Grebbin, skillednursingnews.com, Dec. 6, 2023.“Forbes' Gleckman: Biden's PE Ownership Scrutiny Is ‘Two Beats Behind,'” by Amy Stulick, skillednursingnews.com, April 28, 2022.“Who Really Owns Nursing Homes, and How the Feds Are About to Learn More,” by Howard Gleckman, howardgleckman.com, Nov. 27, 2023.“Should State Long-Term Care Insurance Funds Invest in Stocks?” by Howard Gleckman, howardgleckman.com, June 22, 2023.Caregivers“Forget National Caregivers Month. Think About What Family Caregivers Need,” by Howard Gleckman, howardgleckman.com, Nov. 7, 2023.“For the First Time, Traditional Medicare Will Pay to Support Family Caregivers,” by Howard Gleckman, howardgleckman.com, Aug. 23, 2023.OtherLotsa Helping HandsMedicare.govFive-Star Quality Rating System

Skilled Nursing care, also known as Post-Acute Rehabilitation, is for those who need short-term care following an injury, surgery, or illness. The goal with this level of care is to successfully transfer patients from hospital to home, or senior living community, by providing the tools and resources for each phase of recovery. A stay at a skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and post-acute care center is meant to be a transitional period to help patients recover and return to their everyday lives. Our Co-Host Ron had shoulder surgery recently and needed this type of care until he could regain use of his "good-arm".  As you probably know from an episode we did (again with Ron as the guest) very early in our podcasting to discuss his life with a disability.  You see, Ron was hit be a motor vehicle as a child and lost the use of one of his arms. You can understand how rehabbing after shoulder surgery would be impossible without help!  He is here to explain that process, and I'd like to report he is now back to his version of 100%!  He is even going to the Vegas-Shoot in a couple of weeks to compete once again in target archery.

In caring for our communities, a carefully designed Care Continuum Blueprint becomes the roadmap to enhanced population health outcomes—a testament to the profound impact of integrated care and strategic coordination.  There has never been a more compelling time to adopt a system of care based on population health management. The COVID-19 pandemic revealed substantial health disparities and compels us to take action. The population is aging, and the Medicare insolvency crisis is looming. Now is the time to move away from fee-for-service care and toward an approach that prioritizes quality, outcomes, and affordability for all populations. In this week's episode, we interview Dr. Mark Angelo, a senior administrator of a large accountable care organization and a leader in population health and palliative medicine.  He is the author of the new book Caring for Our Communities: A Blueprint for Better Outcomes in Population Health, that provides tactical guidance for developing effective population health programs and explores value-based care models. Dr. Angelo is an inspirational leader to the health value movement, providing a road map for creating an equitable, outcomes-focused system, using the right resources to nurture the health of our communities. Dr. Mark Angelo currently serves as CEO and President for the Delaware Valley ACO (DVACO). In this role, he oversees clinical strategy and operations, including quality, population health pharmacy, clinical integration, care coordination, post-acute networks and practice transformation. In addition to serving patient communities as an executive with the ACO, he is a practicing palliative care doctor who continues to see patients.  DVACO has participated in the MSSP since 2014 and also works with commercial and Medicare Advantage payers in an effort to grow and expand the mission of value-based care in the Greater Philadelphia area. Episode Bookmarks: 01:30 Introduction to Delaware Valley ACO and Mark Angelo, MD, MHA, FACP. 04:30 Referencing Dr. Angelo's new book Caring for Our Communities:  A Blueprint for Better Outcomes in Population Health. 05:00 “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”  -- Margaret Mead 06:00 Dr. Angelo provides his perspective on population health underpinned by his clinical practice of palliative care. 07:30 A care continuum strategy that ensures care continuity, collaborative planning, and case management for complex patients. 09:30 The post-acute care journey at DVACO that began in 2014. 10:30 The Skilled Nursing component of DVACO's post-acute care strategy. 11:30 Using claims data and real-time readmission tracing to monitor performance of SNF partners. 12:30 Graduating from a post-acute care focus to an overall care continuum strategy. 13:45 Optimizing home health to prevent avoidable hospitalizations. 14:30 How to identify suboptimal hospice care (e.g. length of stay greater than 180 days). 16:30 Home-based therapy as part of the care continuum to reduce TCOC in a frail elderly population. 18:00 An optimal zone of therapy between 12 and 32 therapy units over the course of a year. 19:00 Medicare reimbursement differentials across the different settings in a post-acute care continuum. 20:30 Building a population health playbook in post-acute care begins with SNFs. 22:00 Assessing performance data in developing a small SNF network to guide steerage decisions. 23:30 Applying the SNF assessment strategy in the vetting of preferred providers in home health and hospice. 26:00 Are partnering PAC facilities communicating with you in a meaningful way? 26:45 “Discharge planning shouldn't happen in the last 24 hours of discharge. It should be happening all along. This is an important factor when it comes to creating partnerships across the care continuum.” 28:00 DVACO (in partnership with Main Line Health) developed a palliative care program that red...

Andrew is the founder of LiveWell Health. He and his team are redefining aging utilizing individualized exercise to promote happier, healthier aging. His company offers in-home services for families and individuals wanting to live a greater quality of life by providing them the medicine of exercise to manage chronic conditions including, Parkinson's disease, cardiovascular disease, and various dementias. Andrew started Live Well after spending time in South Florida and noticing that the aging individual had been “written off” by healthcare professionals because they didn't meet the standards set forth by medicare.  These individuals were either too functionally independent to receive maintenance care or a chronic illness disrupted typical medicare benefits. Andrew knew he could make an impact on this population. While completing his graduate degree in Gerontology from the USC he opened LiveWell Health in March of 2018.  We discuss: -How his team is working alongside Skilled Nursing facilities and Physical Therapy to offering supplementary care that helps individuals expedite their rehabilitation and improve outcomes.  -The importance of improving power for delaying the aging process and measuring power using game changing VALD technology. -Case studies on his member's ability to rebound from a fall, hospital stay, or joint replacement surgery Andrew's studies and documentation on power: Analyzing Power Output to Validate a Slowed Aging Process through Regular Exercise Analyzing Power Output in Lung Transplant 69-Year Old Male: A Case for Resistance Exercise Charting Individual Power Output Across the Lifespan 20% off FAI Certifications using the links below: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Functional Aging Specialist Certification⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Functional Aging Group Exercise Specialist Certification⁠⁠⁠⁠ Connect with Second Act Fit Pros LinkedIn Group Instagram Facebook Second Act Fit Pros Newsletter Email: Secondactfitpros@gmail.com

In the Race to Value, we must recognize that quality of life is the ultimate currency of healthcare, and this aim is all the more important in senior living facilities.  Transforming health outcomes for skilled nursing and senior living populations is not just a goal; it's a commitment to providing the care and dignity our elders deserve.  This week, we profile a leader in the value movement who leads a company on a mission “to improve the health, happiness, and dignity of senior living residents”. We are joined by Mark Price, CEO of Curana Health – a leader who lives by the mantra that “extreme passion” is the single most important ingredient to reform the American healthcare system. Curana Health is a provider of value-based primary care services exclusively for the senior living industry, including in nursing homes, assisted/independent living facilities, CCRC/life plan communities and affordable senior housing communities. Curana Health serves more than 1,100 senior living community partners across 30 states and participates in the MSSP ACO, ACO Reach and Medicare Advantage programs with CMS. Backed by more than $300M in venture capital funding, the organization is poised to disrupt care delivery in senior living on a meaningful scale through innovative care models and applied analytics. In this episode, you will learn about how to transform health outcomes for skilled nursing and senior living populations through extreme passion.  We cover such topics as how to leverage APMs such as MSSP and ACO REACH in the senior living setting, the performance results of Curana Health across their value-based portfolio, technology innovation, palliative care, the state of the nursing home industry, and future trends in the shift to home-based care delivery. Episode Bookmarks: 01:30 Introduction to Mark Price, CEO of Curana Health. 03:45 An estimated 27M more people are aging into the 75+ cohort through 2050, resulting in rising age and higher health acuity levels of residents moving into senior living. 05:00 Curana Health has achieved a 39% reduction in 30-day hospital readmissions and a 37% reduction in total hospital admissions among Medicare Advantage I-SNP members. 06:00 “There are many subsectors in the industry where value-based care can succeed.  The important thing is ensuring that your people have an extreme amount of passion for making it work.” 07:00 Founding story of Curana Health based on how we would want our loved ones to be cared for at the end of life. 08:45 The majority of Americans will spend some time in senior living or skilled nursing in the final years of their life. 10:00 Elite Patient Care ACO performed in the top 1% of ACOs in its first year of operation, achieving PBPY savings amount of $2,235—the highest PBPY for any first-year MSSP ACO since 2012. 11:30 Curana Health also has one of the top performing ACO REACH and risk-based MA I-SNP programs in the country. 11:45 “Our core business is not a payment model. It is a clinical model that produces health outcomes which, in turn, enables affordability as well.” 13:00 Developing a population health playbook for the senior living space. 14:00 Success in developing a level of clinical integration within a senior living facility that is now owned by the company. 15:00 MA Institutional Special Needs Plans (I-SNPs) are designed to meet the needs of people living in long-term care settings such as long-term care nursing, skilled nursing facilities, and inpatient psychiatric facilities. 16:45 Facilities are taking an ownership position of MA plans for senior living and skilled nursing residents. 17:00 Mark provides perspective on I-SNPs and how the Curana Health clinical model is achieving results to improve clinical outcomes. 18:30 Performing well by recognizing the commonality between MSSP, ACO REACH, and Medicare Advantage. 20:00 How CMS and CMMI is incorporating innovation to value-based payment models (e.g.SNF 3-Day Rule Waiver).

Recorded at the American Health Care Association's annual conference in Denver, “Delivering Solutions 2023,” Julieann Esper Rainville, CEO of Viventium, dives into the importance of flexible payroll and HR tech built for skilled nursing and assisted living facilities. Viventium's mission is to enrich the lives of caregivers through technology so they love going to work every day – and it is no secret that the biggest challenge today is a caregiver shortage that continues to place demands on great hiring and even better employee retention. 

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In this engaging podcast episode, Angie Szumlinski, Director of Risk Management at HealthCap and a seasoned expert in the field, engages in a captivating conversation with Dr. David Gifford, Chief Medical Officer at AHCA/NCAL. Together, they delve into the realm of respiratory viruses, shedding light on the latest insights and recommendations concerning their vaccines. From the ever-present RSV to the perennial concern of influenza and the ongoing challenges posed by COVID, the vulnerability of our senior living residents to these respiratory viruses is a paramount concern. Join us as we explore strategies and measures aimed at safeguarding the health and well-being of our cherished residents.

Sometimes after a hospital stay to recover from illness, medical incident or injury, a person isn't in position to go home yet. They are stable enough to leave the hospital, but the home setting would be too much too soon. Reasons may include, there is not anyone at home that is able to care for them, the home isn't set up yet for them yet or maybe a move to senior living is in order but someone isn't sure where to go. A short stay in rehab can allow the person some time to get stronger, while the family sorts out figuring out what is next. If the person had 3 nights in the hospital, Medicare will cover rehab as long as the person is showing improvement. In this episode I speak with an expert who shares what you can expect from a rehab stay and how to make the most of the time there. If you have questions about any level of senior living, check out my new video series HERE. This gives you all of the basics you need, plus I share personal stories with you about my family members and navigating this chapter with them. You can also reach out to me at www.michelemagner.com! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michele-magner/support

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Michael Greenlee and Hannah Vale are joined by Shirley Gamble. She is a Division Director at BAYADA Home Health, which offers Skilled Nursing, Home Health, Hospice, Assistive Care, Habilitation, Behavioral Health and more to patients in 24 states. She started her career in the freelancing market as an editor and proofreader. Her journey within home care began with a non-profit offering home care services in a dozen counties within Missouri. She then moved to a larger organization where she was a Director of Branch Operations for a single-site. Shirley dispels the assumption that compliance equals quality, which is not the only component to true quality. Quality also includes financial performance, client and employee surveys, and communication with clients and employees.  Shirley gives useful advice on how to assess and improve processes within a home health agency: care, reimbursement, outcomes, and reporting systems. To tackle service-related problems, administrators must first know there is a problem and use reporting systems to filter results. Training is usually the expected course of action for a service-related concern but there are other important ways to make data meaningful.  Perhaps most important is that activities should be communicated in writing or via a webcast (and that the response should be formatted and look pleasant to the eye!) It is also important to share the numbers to show the volume of responses and to show those whose input wasn't chosen why. Shirley gives simple steps an agency can use to improve employee engagement and gain feedback to help an agency increase in QUALITY!

On this revisited episode of Beyond the Balance Sheet, we are joined by guest Anna Hall, the creator of The Purpose Equation®. Throughout this episode, we discuss the importance of purpose and defining your how and your why. Anna breaks down what purpose is, and how people can go about finding their purpose through her signature equation. Anna says that  knowing your purpose equation can determine how to move through life. She  believes people's purpose(s) can shift throughout their lifetime through different milestones. Later in the episode, Anna provides excellent advice for parents supporting their children to determine the child's purpose by getting  curious about their interests. Tune in today to learn about individual purpose and how to create meaning and joy in everyday life.     IN THIS EPISODE:     [1:50] What does the word “purpose” mean?   [3:23] What is the purpose equation? What are the components?   [6:37] How does the purpose equation translate to practical things?   [13:22] Is there a natural time when people re-define their purpose?  [16:15] What is the linkage between mental wellness and a sense of purpose?  [23:53] How do families and parents talk to their children about purpose?  [28:55] What is Anna's purpose?     KEY TAKEAWAYS:     Purpose is not something that you do. What you do is an output of who you are and your why.   Everyone has a purpose. Everyone has the power within themselves to make a difference in the world.   What does your child love? A parents' job is to help unpack WHYs in the activities your children love. Focus on having your child figure out WHO they are, not what they will do. Try to remove SHOULD.     BIO:  Anna was a teenager when she volunteered at a nursing home in her hometown of Hanover, NH. It turned out to be her first step along a 20-year course focused on improving quality of   life for older adults. Along the way she has deployed and managed programs, services, and technologies with that aim. As she gained experience, she developed enrichment programs for older adults living in All Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRC), independent, assisted living and memory care settings.    She led CCRC and Skilled Nursing engagement programming for Brookdale Senior Living, the largest senior-living provider in the country. At Connected Living – a social impact company dedicated to connecting older adults with community and family – Anna served as the Chief Purpose Officer. She informed all aspects of the business, from product development to sales to operations, and realized that she loved creating and consulting at the intersection of technology, engagement, and culture. Throughout her career, she has witnessed how purpose builds resilience and improves wellness. Her mission has become helping people define and activate their purpose – in life and work.     In 2018, Anna began building The Purpose Equation®, an evidence-based framework that guides individuals to discover their unique Purpose. The Purpose Equation® LLC launched in July 2021. The framework she invented is the basis for programs and workshops that are designed to identify purpose, spark joy, and personal growth – at any age and in every moment.    Anna Hall's LinkedIn    The Purpose Equation Website 

Send us a Text Message.JJ, Natalie, and Emilie are sisters who have provided caregiving, either local or long-distance, to their mother since 2011. After a medical crisis in 2019, they realized that their mother could no longer live independently and have since been on a caregiving rollercoaster, having moved their mother five separate times in four years.  The sisters never expected to be caregivers for their mother, but then again, most never do.  Just when they thought their problems would lessen by moving their mom in with sister Emilie, they only just began.  Listen in as the sisters provide an update on their caregiving journey, one that ultimately resulted in the decision no adult child wants to make - placing their mother in a skilled nursing community.  "You go into this with good intentions. In our mind, we thought if she could get the duopa pump she could easily live in the community.  Then Emilie could work, and life would go on like normal.  We would later recognize our reluctance to accept the truth.  Her Parkinson's Disease had progressed to the point that no medication could supplement the support she truly needed."In this episode, you will learn the following:1. How the sisters would move their mom from setting to setting only to realize there were no “perfect” options.  2. The lessons learned from each placement.3. How they finally accepted the truth and made the gut-wrenching decision to place her in a skilled nursing community.Support the Show.Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver Sisterhood of Care, LLC Website: www.confessionsofareluctantcaregiver.com Like us on Facebook! Tweet with us on Twitter! Follow us on Instagram! Watch us on Youtube! Pin us on Pinterest! Link us on LinkedIn!Tune in on Whole Care Network

JJ, Natalie, and Emilie are sisters who have provided caregiving, either local or long-distance, to their mother since 2011. After a medical crisis in 2019, they realized that their mother could no longer live independently and have since been on a caregiving rollercoaster, having moved their mother five separate times in four years.  The sisters never expected to be caregivers for their mother, but then again, most never do. Just when they thought their problems would lessen by moving their mom in with sister Emilie, they only just began. Listen in as the sisters provide an update on their caregiving journey, one that ultimately resulted in the decision no adult child wants to make - placing their mother in a skilled nursing community.  "You go into this with good intentions. In our mind, we thought if she could get the duopa pump she could easily live in the community. Then Emilie could work, and life would go on like normal. We would later recognize our reluctance to accept the truth. Her Parkinson's Disease had progressed to the point that no medication could supplement the support she truly needed." In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. How the sisters would move their mom from setting to setting only to realize there were no “perfect” options.  2. The lessons learned from each placement. 3. How they finally accepted the truth and made the gut-wrenching decision to place her in a skilled nursing community. Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver Sisterhood of Care, LLC Website:  www.confessionsofareluctantcaregiver.com Like us on Facebook! Tweet with us on Twitter! Follow us on Instagram! Watch us on Youtube! Pin us on Pinterest! Link us on LinkedIn! Tune in on Whole Care Network

Anna Hall is the founder of The Purpose Equation® LLC, and is the creator of The Purpose Equation®, an evidence-based framework that guides individuals to discover their unique Purpose. The framework she invented is the basis for programs and workshops that are designed to identify purpose, spark joy, and personal growth – at any age and in every moment.Throughout her career, she has witnessed how purpose builds resilience and improves wellness. Her mission has become helping people define and activate their purpose – in life and work. Anna also led Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRC) and Skilled Nursing engagement programming for Brookdale Senior Living, the largest senior-living provider in the country.    During the show we discuss: The Importance of Knowing Your Life's Purpose How Passion and Purpose are Different How to Determine Your Personal Values The Advantages of Knowing Your Life's Purpose Over Not Knowing It How to Establish Your Top 5 Personal Core Values The Right Time to Start Seeking Your Life's Purpose The First Important Steps to Take in Starting to Discover Your Life's Purpose The Usual Obstacles that Will Hinder You in Finding Your Purpose How to Know if You're on the Right Track in Seeking Your Life's Purpose The Importance of Understanding Your Purpose as an Entrepreneur How to Use the Purpose Equation® to Improve the Quality of Your Life How Purpose Helps You Grow Your Business Faster and Easier Why You Should Help Employees Find Their Purpose  The Advantages of Knowing Your Life's Purpose for Your Business   Resources:https://thepurposeequation.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/annakhall1/

In this episode Angie Szumlinski, HealthCap Director of Risk Managment and Cathy Hamblen, HealthCap Risk Manager talk with Chad Worz, PharmD, BCGP, FASCP, Chief Executive at the about vaccine hesitancy and strategies for improving bivalent COVID-19 vaccine rates in senior living.

During the holidays, many residents and families of residents on a restricted diet would like permission to deviate from the diet to enjoy traditional "holiday" foods. Will a dietary waiver protect you if a negative outcome occurs as a result of such a deviation? Angie Szumlinski, HealthCap Director of Risk Managment, talks with Mary McMurry, Litigation Manager at about this and other topics to keep your residents safe and you protected.

A discussion on recent developments in government investigations and enforcement actions for senior housing and skilled nursing, and what to do if a facility finds itself the subject of an investigation. Join Abbey Ruby, Co-Head of Finance & Restructuring Group, and Jennifer Weaver, Co-chair of Healthcare Industry Team of Waller, Lansden, Dortch & Davis.Waller is a sponsor of the VIP Ignite Experience. Learn how to sponsor the BTG Network here. Read the BTG Magazine Fall Issue here. Sponsored by Accushield, Connected Living, Hamilton CapTel, Solinity, and The Bridge Group Construction.Connect with BTG on social media:YouTubeInstagramFacebookTwitterLinkedInMeet the Hosts:Lucas McCurdy, @SeniorLivingFan Owner, The Bridge Group Construction; Senior Living Construction Renovation - CapEx - Reposition   Joshua Crisp, Founder and CEO, Solinity; Senior Living Development - Management - Consulting - MarketingProduced by Solinity Marketing.

Pursuing success as a Latina can be tough. From being there for our family, living up to our parent's expectations, and giving back to the community that helped make us who we are - we balance a lot!Today my guest Yaberci is no different. She's a mission-driven Latina who's put in hard work to be where she's at today. Join us in today's episode as we speak with Yaberci about what it takes to be successful as a Latina woman.Topics we touch on include:The real work Yaberci had to put in to be an educator and directorHow to find work-life balance as a go-getter Why Yabreci is grateful for the opportunities being in the US has providedMore about Yaberci:Yaberci Perez-Cubillan LCSW - R, SIFI is a hands-on, driven leader with a solid track record in the behavioral health industry, possessing a rich mix of technical, financial, and operations experience. As Chief Program Officer, Yaberci oversees Acacia Network's Primary Care, Behavioral Health, Health Home and Skilled Nursing program portfolios, a total of 43 programs, in addition to Special Projects & Initiatives, as well as the operational functioning of Acacia Network's programs and operational initiatives, in coordination with the Director of Operations. She also provides guidance and support in the strategic development of various goals, including integration of the programs and healthcare systems to meet high standards and best practices in safety, quality, compliance, and operational efficiency.In her prior role, Yaberci served as Acacia's Senior Vice President for Behavioral Health and Primary Care Integrated Services, in charge of overseeing operations for Acacia Network's Behavioral and Primary Care Portfolios, including Health Homes, which comprised 39 programs in total. Acacia Network's behavioral health portfolio employs over 600 individuals and provides services to a unique patient population of 6,000 individuals and families. This diverse portfolio includes a combined total of twenty-two outpatient and residential programs licensed by the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS) and six programs licensed by the New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH), in addition to a significant number of federal and local grants ranging from the provision of integrated care to work performed at Ryker's Island.Yaberci has been on the cutting edge of service delivery, and successfully led one of a few programs to become a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC). CCBHC is an outgrowth of the Federal Mental Health Excellence Act, establishing the highest standards for integrated behavioral health treatment, the foundation to the movement into value-based payment in the behavioral health field. She has become a topic expert and has participated in various panels with the National Council for Behavioral Health to highlight innovative approaches to care and the use of the CCBHC model to treat co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.Yaberci is a recipient of the 2016 Leadership Award by the Latino Social Work Coalition, a 2020 recipient of Entre Nosotras Leadership Award, as well as a 2020 SAPHIRE Leadership Award, NASW. She is a Hunter College School of Social Work graduate and is a trained Clinical Social Worker (LCSW-R). She completed a Post-Master's Certificate Program in Executive Leadership at New York University, Silver School of Social Work.Yaberci serves as a Board Member at the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, As-One Behavioral Health Care Collaborative, I Health; Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Providers of New York, New York State Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare, and the Coalition for Behavioral Health.Yaberci is an Adjunct Professor at Adelphi University where she teaches Human Behavior for Social Work Practice I and II; Foundations of Social Work Practice II and Social Work Assessment a

In this episode, we welcome special guest, Erin Romanski MA, CCC-SLP, to discuss switching SLP settings and working in skilled nursing. We discuss an SLP's day in the life of working at a skilled nursing facility, co-treating with PTs and OTs, tips for working in a skilled nursing facility as an SLP, and more!We Discuss(0:00) Introduction(2:15) Erin Romanski's Professional Background(4:30) Why Erin became interested in traveling(9:15) What areas was Erin must confident when starting as an SLP(13:20) Utilizing mentors(16:50) An SLP's Day in the Life Working at a Skilled Nursing Facility(20:15) Skilled Nursing Facility Patient Population(28:36) Co-treating with PTs and OTs.(30:30) Tips for Working in a Skilled Nursing Facility as a Speech Pathologist(39:32) Advice for Speech Pathologists Wanting to Work in a Skilled Nursing Facility (44:43) Lightning Question Round!(49:20) Do you fear getting older?About Erin Romanski MA, CCC-SLPErin grew up in Cleveland, Ohio—the only girl in a family with four children. She studied communication sciences and disorders as an undergrad at the University of Cincinnati and then earned an MA in speech-language pathology from Eastern Michigan University. Between undergrad and graduate school, Erin obtained her nursing assistant license working as an STNA during grad school, prior to getting a job as an SLP. Erin has spent her whole career in SNFs across four states, though she's lost count of the number of facilities. Since moving to Minnesota, she's found my inner country girl—picking up gardening, canning, and chopping wood. Erin also enjoys biking, camping, kayaking, and reading when she's not keeping her puppy out of trouble. Follow Erin on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/irishila21/About the ShowProducer – Jonathan Cary Assistant Producers – Katie Schrauben & Sam MacKay Powered by Med Travelers 

Today's guest is Anna  Hall, the creator of The Purpose Equation®. Throughout this episode, we discuss the importance of purpose and defining your how and your why. Anna breaks down what purpose is, and how people can go about finding their purpose through her signature equation. Anna says that  knowing your purpose equation can determine how to move through life. She  believes people's purpose(s) can shift throughout their lifetime through different milestones. Later in the episode, Anna provides excellent advice for parents supporting their children to determine the child's purpose by getting  curious about their interests. Tune in today to learn about individual purpose and how to create meaning and joy in everyday life.     IN THIS EPISODE:     [1:50] What does the word “purpose” mean?   [3:23] What is the purpose equation? What are the components?   [6:37] How does the purpose equation translate to practical things?   [13:22] Is there a natural time when people re-define their purpose?  [16:15] What is the linkage between mental wellness and a sense of purpose?  [23:53] How do families and parents talk to their children about purpose?  [28:55] What is Anna's purpose?     KEY TAKEAWAYS:     Purpose is not something that you do. What you do is an output of who you are and your why.   Everyone has a purpose. Everyone has the power within themselves to make a difference in the world.   What does your child love? A parents' job is to help unpack WHYs in the activities your children love. Focus on having your child figure out WHO they are, not what they will do. Try to remove SHOULD.     BIO:    Anna was a teenager when she volunteered at a nursing home in her hometown of Hanover, NH. It turned out to be her first step along a 20-year course focused on improving quality of   life for older adults. Along the way she has deployed and managed programs, services, and technologies with that aim. As she gained experience, she developed enrichment programs for older adults living in All Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRC), independent, assisted living and memory care settings.    She led CCRC and Skilled Nursing engagement programming for Brookdale Senior Living, the largest senior-living provider in the country. At Connected Living – a social impact company dedicated to connecting older adults with community and family – Anna served as the Chief Purpose Officer. She informed all aspects of the business, from product development to sales to operations, and realized that she loved creating and consulting at the intersection of technology, engagement, and culture. Throughout her career, she has witnessed how purpose builds resilience and improves wellness. Her mission has become helping people define and activate their purpose – in life and work.     In 2018, Anna began building The Purpose Equation®, an evidence-based framework that guides individuals to discover their unique Purpose. The Purpose Equation® LLC launched in July 2021. The framework she invented is the basis for programs and workshops that are designed to identify purpose, spark joy, and personal growth – at any age and in every moment.    Anna Hall's LinkedIn    The Purpose Equation Website 

We had the opportunity to sit down with Beth Burnham Mace to discuss, Senior Housing, and the difference between Senior Housing and Skilled Nursing.Listen as Adam and Beth discuss the fundamentals of Senior Housing, the current state of the market, and demand drivers investors should keep an eye on.About The National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC)The National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC) is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to enable access and choice by providing data, analytics and connections that bring together investors and providers.LinksLearn more about NIC, click here‍NIC Chat Podcast, click hereNIC Blog & Notes, click here

The Capital Stack Podcast is presented by the BWE Arizona Team, bringing you the latest capital market and lender news in Commercial Real Estate. Highlights from this week's episode include: – Fed minutes from their June 14-15th FOMC meeting emphasized their resolve to utilize aggressive, near-term rate policies to conquer inflation. – Life Companies are undergoing price discovery as they react to the markets. Current pricing for transactions in the 60-65% LTV are currently yielding spreads of approximately 1.60-1.90%. – The agencies have had a very active summer thus far and plan to continue this pace through the end of year.  – Section 232 HUD-insured financing can help operators and owners with refinance, new construction, or improvements to Skilled Nursing, Assisted Living and Memory Care facilities. For more information, or to reach one of our commercial real estate experts, contact the BWE Arizona team at (480)-608-2082.

There is great value for caregiver teams and resident families to experience chaplain care. John Mileson, Executive Director of Senior Living Chaplains, shares insights into the power of genuine compassion and the impact on employee retention.  OnShift's 3rd Annual 360 Workforce Survey conducted in the Fall of 2021 presented key insights from their 2,000 respondents, including:79% said staffing shortages was the #1 workforce challenge79% cited staff burnout as the top personal challenge facing caregivers and hourly team members.83% said that Employee Engagement and Retention was a High Priority for 2022.Listen to OnShift CEO Mark Woodka discuss the survey.Request an invitation to the VIP Ignite Experience.Sponsored by Accushield, Connected Living, Hamilton CapTel, Enquire, LTC REIT, OneDay, Meridian Capital, iN2L, Solinity, and The Bridge Group Construction.Connect with BTG on social media:YouTubeInstagramFacebookTwitterLinkedInMeet the Hosts:Lucas McCurdy, @SeniorLivingFan Owner, The Bridge Group Construction; Senior Living Construction Renovation - CapEx - Reposition   Joshua Crisp, Founder and CEO, Solinity; Senior Living Development - Management - Consulting - MarketingProduced by Solinity Marketing.

“Make lives better for seniors,” Lacy Jungman,  VP of Strategic Development at OneDay explains. She brings a unique perspective as a provider using technology and now has the experience to uniquely share now technology can positively impact the industry.Recorded at Senior Living 100 Conference.Request an invitation to the VIP Ignite Experience: Dream Again.YouTube InstagramFacebook Twitter LinkedInLucas McCurdy, @SeniorLivingFan Owner, The Bridge Group Construction; Senior Living Construction Renovation - CapEx - Reposition   Joshua Crisp, Founder and CEO,  Solinity; Senior Living Development - Management - Consulting - MarketingProduced by Solinity Marketing.

1 out of 2 seniors who move into senior living use a smart device three times daily. Brian McWade, President of Connected Living, discusses the changes and trends in technology in senior living including robots, social companionships, and signage. Connected Living is a valued sponsor of Bridge the Gap Podcast.Read the Spring Issue of the BTG Magazine here.Request an invitation to the VIP Ignite Experience in Nashville, TN set for August 28-30.Powered by sponsors Accushield, Connected Living, Enquire, LTC REIT, OneDay, Meridian Capital, iN2L, Solinity, and The Bridge Group Construction.YouTube Instagram Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Lucas McCurdy, @SeniorLivingFan Owner, The Bridge Group Construction; Senior Living Construction Renovation - CapEx - Reposition   Joshua Crisp, Founder and CEO, Solinity; Senior Living Development - Management - Consulting - MarketingProduced by Solinity Marketing.

Charles Mann, Founder and CSO of Accushield, discusses the advancement of infection prevention and control plus the health screening solution that the senior living has adopted.RSVP to the BTG Dallas Event set for March 23rd.Request an invitation for the 2022 VIP Ignite Experience.Powered by sponsors Accushield, Connected Living, Enquire, LTC REIT, OneDay, Meridian Capital, iN2L, Solinity, and The Bridge Group Construction.YouTube Instagram Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Lucas McCurdy, @SeniorLivingFan Owner, The Bridge Group Construction; Senior Living Construction Renovation - CapEx - Reposition   Joshua Crisp, Founder and CEO, Solinity; Senior Living Development - Management - Consulting - MarketingProduced by Solinity Marketing.