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.
Read MoreShape and material are the most important considerations when choosing a wheelchair cushion. Learn how to make the right selection for safety and comfort.
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When deciding whether your community would benefit more from renting vs. owning your oxygen concentrators, the key is to look at total cost of ownership over the full life of your equipment. This requires looking at more than the oxygen concentrator rental cost and beyond the up-front cost of an oxygen concentrator.
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Selecting the right air mattress can certainly feel like a daunting task. Compared to conventional foam mattresses, these sleep systems feature many more therapy applications and safety considerations that can impact your resident population. When the comfort and wellbeing of your seniors is on the line, you need to make the best decisions every time.
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As many communities revamp their lift and transfer programs, now is a great time to begin thinking seriously about the slings you use. Our experts have put together a few tips to demystify some of the common questions.
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There are many possible advantages of using sit-to-stand lifts in your community. From increasing resident and staff safety to improving the overall mobilization and engagement of your residents, these versatile devices will benefit many areas of your community.
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Starting in 2018, Skilled Nursing Facilities, like Acute Care hospitals before them, are now...
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The ability to acquire ECGs on-site quickly can help providers communicate with outside physicians for diagnosis guidance more efficiently.
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Given the life-saving ability of these crucial devices, it is important to understand all aspects of implementation, including functionality and placement, to make sure you are prepared when a critical situation arises.
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Affecting more than 75% of all residents in Long Term Care within the United States, Urinary Incontinence (UI) is an important topic to understand before taking steps to address it (CDC, 2014). Most importantly, the dangers of UI are both physical and mental.
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With a wealth of options to choose from, including similar models from competing brands, many communities have difficulty selecting the proper beds for their residents. Treating resident health and comfort as your top priority, it’s important to research this decision before investing in such a valuable and long-lasting asset.
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As more and more regulation changes become reality, care providers need to be extra vigilant about their impacts on care and fall prevention plans. One important area relates to the use of alarms, specifically around F689.
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