Alzheimer’s disease is an incurable, irreversible, and progressive neurodegenerative disorder that accounts for between 60-80% of dementia cases around the world. In the United States, 13.8 million people will develop…
Year: 2023
Improving Census with Higher Acuity Residents: Benefits and Potential Challenges
Skilled nursing homes around the country are still reeling from the aftermath of COVID-19 in a number of ways. Staffing, which was already a major issue, continues to plague the…
Stroke, Depression and Inflammation
Stroke is a leading cause of death in the United States and around the world and one out of every cardiovascular disease-related death is due to stroke. Depression is most…
Can CBD Be an Adjunct Treatment for Cancer?
CBD is one of the most researched cannabinoids for its many physical and mental health benefits. Recently there has been a focus on the possible use of CBD as an…
Responding to the Current Direct-Care Workforce Crisis
The need for senior care at multiple levels (home care, assisted living, skilled nursing and hospice) continues to grow despite the continuing drag of low wages, limited training, career development…
What Does It Take to Become a Great Trainer?
In almost every industry, training and continuing education are critical to the success of employees and organizations alike. A mediocre trainer tells staff what to do, a better trainer explains…