Trends Archives | Direct Supply

How to Create Safer Visitation Spaces in Senior Living

As more communities begin to open to visitors, get tips on how to create welcoming and safe visitation spaces.

3 COVID-19 Design Strategies for Senior Living Staff Spaces

Prevent caregiver burnout, boost staff retention and keep your community safer by revamping senior housing staff spaces.

How to Plan for a Pandemic in Senior Living

Global pandemics are likely to happen more often. It will be essential for operators to adapt their buildings and operations to prepare the Senior Living industry for the next health crisis.

6 Senior Housing Fundamentals That Haven’t Changed During COVID-19

While the impact of COVID-19 has negatively impacted the perception of Senior Living, the fundamentals that are driving transformation in Senior Living still remain true. See how these fundamentals will continue to transform the industry.

COVID-19 Tips: How Senior Living Technology Can Help Maintain Health and Safety

In these unusual times, Senior Living technology can help keep your residents and staff safe and healthy. Read top tips from our experts.

Webinar: A Non-Technical Walk through the World of Health Technology

This webinar features Justin Smith – Engineer & Manager at the Innovation & Technology Center, Liz Jensen – Clinical Director, and James Jansen – Product Manager for Technology Solutions; all of Direct Supply.

Key Takeaways from the InterFace Seniors Housing West 2020 Conference

Hosted by Seniors Housing Business magazine and the InterFace Conference Group, the InterFace Seniors Housing West Conference put the spotlight on Senior Living communities on the West Coast. Here’s an overview of conference sessions and our key takeaways.

Understanding Legionella Risk and Water Management Programs in Senior Living

Legionnaires’ disease is on the rise in the United States, including in Senior Living buildings. Legionnaires’ disease is a serious type of pneumonia caused by Legionella bacteria, which live in water. An inadequately maintained water system in a building could provide an environment more conducive to bacterial growth, potentially putting residents and staff at risk.