A “Lost” Resident Shakes Families’ Confidence
Having to search for a “lost” resident undermines the community’s credibility and can increase loved ones’ guilt as they question whether placement was the right decision.
Read Moreby Pam McDonald | Jun 30, 2017 | Life Enrichment | 0 |
Having to search for a “lost” resident undermines the community’s credibility and can increase loved ones’ guilt as they question whether placement was the right decision.
Read Moreby Pam McDonald | Jun 6, 2017 | Life Enrichment | 0 |
It’s a fact of life – in senior living communities, residents sometimes fall and they sometimes wander away.
Read Moreby Pam McDonald | May 11, 2017 | Life Enrichment | 0 |
Being able to safely retain and securely manage residents much longer will definitely effect your bottom line. Here is the system that can help you do it.
Read Moreby Pam McDonald | Apr 20, 2017 | Life Enrichment | 0 |
What if you could program a computer chip — through brain training and artificial intelligence — to actually tell the difference between regular movement and what a fall actually looks like?
Read Moreby Susan Saldibar | Feb 28, 2017 | Leadership | 0 |
It’s important that senior living communities educate their entire team as to some of the “hidden” factors that can directly or indirectly lead to a fall.
Read Moreby Pam McDonald | Dec 22, 2016 | Leadership | 0 |
Blue Willow is offering its Ambassador Pricing program if a community or company “reserves” or schedules a 2017 installation; they will be eligible to receive up to 20% off the price.
Read Moreby Susan Saldibar | Aug 25, 2016 | Leadership | 0 |
Why are residents still falling down? Because we’re helping them too much!
Read Moreby Susan Saldibar | Mar 1, 2016 | Leadership | 0 |
The benefits of utilizing sensor/alert technology in combination with behavioral data.
Read Moreby Susan Saldibar | Feb 26, 2016 | Leadership | 0 |
7 Ways to Get it Right
Read Moreby Susan Saldibar | Oct 30, 2015 | Leadership | 0 |
“We have to give residents the right to fall . . .”
Read Moreby Steve Moran | Jan 30, 2013 | Sales & Marketing | 12 |
I know your initial reaction to this article will be I am just a money grubbing, crass senior housing capitalist that does not care about seniors. This is not true, hear me out. . . .
On January 28, 2013 the Sacramento Bee published an article titled: Deadly falls on the rise among seniors. The article makes the following points: