Tag: memory care
9 Reasons Why the Belief That Demand Will Solve All Problems Is BS
This may be my single biggest pet peeve in senior living right now
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REITs and Senior Living — The Blame Game
Today I am pleased to say, “Nanny, Nanny, Nanny, I was right.”
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NIMBY Memory Care — Has It Been A Problem For You?
I recently worked with a developer on a new memory care community located in a prestigious area in the mid-Atlantic . . . and it was an eye-opener!
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The End of Memory Care As We Know It!
At the end of the day, life isn’t fair and this is one of those situations.
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A Dementia Care Revolution
I recently had the chance to catch up with my friend, John Zeisel, co-founder and CEO of Hearthstone Alzheimer Care.
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Senior Living’s Super Ugly Elephant in the Room
This is a much more complex issue than I first thought.
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I Hope I’m Wrong, But Think I’m Right
I keep hearing the same theme over and over again at every senior living conference . . .
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It Sucks To Be A Senior Living Consumer . . . Even When I’m An Expert
Help! I’m a stereotype!
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Want To Grow Your Memory Care Business? Try Technology As A Differentiator
I am continually fascinated with how Memory Care programming continues to evolve.
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Small House Senior Living At Scale
Over the years there has been a fair amount of discussion about how senior living providers need to provide more flavor choices. One company has figured this out and is changing the game.
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New Emergency Detection and Notification Technology Benefits Senior Living’s Bottom Line and Residents’ Quality of Life
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.
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Blue Willow Systems Automatically Detects Falls and Elopements; It’s A Game Changer in Senior Living
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?
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