by lrussell | Jun 14, 2023 | General
Have you ever noticed the remarkable similarities between elderly individuals and toddlers? Despite their age difference, these two groups share endearing qualities that touch our hearts. Here, we will embark on a heartwarming journey to explore the delightful...
by lrussell | Mar 31, 2023 | General
Who do you think of when I reference “Harry?” If you’re a Millennial or a young Gen X you probably thought of Harry Potter. If you’re from Generation Z you probably thought of Harry Styles. Boomers may think of Prince Harry or Harry and the Hendersons, Gen X may think...
by ehoopes | Jan 9, 2023 | General
With 2022 recently coming to an end, there were many stand-out, notable, and newsworthy things that happened in senior healthcare in 2022. Covid vaccines and covid related news and outbreaks are high on the list, along with workforce challenges, changes in the...
by Rachel Snyder | Oct 5, 2022 | General
Covid-19 had long-term, lasting effects on nursing homes and assisted living facilities. While it had effects on many obvious things, including safety protocols, social distancing problem solving, and many other short-term fixes, it also had many other ripple effects....
by tsaunders | Aug 17, 2022 | General
View this article on the McKnights Long Term Care News website. Intubated individuals who listened to slow-tempo music had fewer days of delirium and were more awake than their peers who did not, according to a recent pilot study. The researchers are seeking an...
by tsaunders | Aug 17, 2022 | General
View this article from the McKnights Long Term Care News website. Being on a ventilator appears to protect nursing home residents from COVID-19, researchers say. In an unusual pre-vaccine study across three nursing homes, no COVID-19-related case clusters or deaths...
