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More Senior Living Funding Available through COVID-19 Provider Relief Fund – Phase 4

On September 10, 2021, the U.S Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced the...

5 Ways Design can Foster Memorable Experiences

Designing spectacular Senior Living spaces is about more than just choosing attractive furniture...

How to Prepare Food for Dysphagia Patients: Adopting IDDSI

Senior Living and healthcare settings prepare meals for patients with a variety of needs. For some...

Improving Memory Care Dining

Improve memory care dining by soothing anxiety, improving your table setting, creating an ideal menu and fostering socialization.

5 Easy Ways to Promote Healthy Hydration in Seniors This Summer

With summer heating up, it’s more important than ever to ensure residents remain properly hydrated. In this blog post, we’ve curated five practical ways you can help promote hydration – and health – in your community.

Infection Control Best Practices for 2021

Adhere to best practices for infection control and prevention. Refresh infection prevention tips for slowing the spread of COVID-19 in your community.

Help Prevent Skin Breakdown in Elderly Residents with the Right Healthcare Equipment

Senior Living caregivers have faced many health issues among their residents during the COVID-19...

Elevate Your Fall Prevention Program with Senior Living Technology and Interior Design

Discover Senior Living technology and design insights to help with preventing falls and increasing senior safety in your community.

Ask the Expert: How Do I Prepare for High Acuity in Assisted Living?

With the baby boomer generation reaching older adulthood over the next 30 years, providers are preparing for a fundamental shift in how they think about senior housing, care and services.

Boost Senior Safety in Assisted Living with Mobility Aids and Transfer Devices

The Assisted Living industry is rapidly changing – acuity is on the rise and resident mobility is decreasing. This means the need to lift and move residents is increasing, and so is the risk for injuries.