If you couldn’t guess, #NationalAssistedLivingWeek is a BIG DEAL over here at Sage. And this year’s theme, “Inspiring Generations,” speaks to what we’re all about. Sage is a next-gen platform built to change senior living operations for the better. We know that seniors and their families expect communities to operate using modern, up-to-date technology- similar to what they are already familiar with in their daily lives. Sage meets these expectations by delivering innovative solutions to enhance care. At Sage, we’re honored to work with and support senior living communities across the spectrum, from assisted living to skilled nursing and everything in between. The best part of our day is working directly with the caregivers, staff, volunteers, and operators who make compassionate care possible. Their hard work and dedication deserves recognition this week (and every week after)! So, let’s celebrate them and the vibrant communities they help create!
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Time to flip the script! 🔄 Care homes and our heroic nurses have faced tough press, but there's more to this story. 👩⚕️🏡 For too long, the narrative has been clouded by negativity, overshadowed by incidents that, while serious, aren't the full picture. We've seen headlines that could dishearten even the most devoted of us, especially during the trials of COVID-19. But there's an unsung side to this tale—the countless acts of compassion, dedication, and professionalism within our care homes. 🌟 These nursing staff aren't just employees; they're guardians of dignity, champions of care, and specialists in complex needs. They bring light and life into the homes of our ageing population, showing unwavering commitment and an often uncelebrated expertise. Their impact? Immeasurable. With Care Home Open Week approaching from June 24th to 30th, let's rally behind a new story. Let's not just acknowledge but applaud the incredible work happening in care homes. Let's celebrate the wins, learn from the losses, and push forward together for an industry that shines as a beacon of excellence and care. 🙌 We all own a piece of this narrative, and together, we have the power to transform it. Join us in spreading the positive tales, celebrating our unsung heroes, and remember, the invitation to reshape the future is open to everyone. Share your stories, experiences, and join the conversation. 🗣️ #CareHomeWeek #NursingExcellence #PositiveNarrative
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👩💻 WEBINAR | TODAY: Join the Moving Forward Coalition at 4pm ET TODAY for its webinar, "Strengthening Resident Councils: Project Update." The goal is to scale and spread a guide and process for strengthening resident councils in all nursing homes in at least one state. 🔗 Learn more and register here: https://ow.ly/VzKR50T3bYR 👉 McKnight's Long-Term Care News published an article on Moving Forward's new guide to help facilities and external stakeholders work together to strengthen resident councils. A three-year pilot and research project will focus on how the strategies included in the guide, still a work in progress, help bolster residents’ contributions to their communities. Read more here: https://ow.ly/s0Tz50TgFSl
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"Conversations at the End: Guiding Families Through Final Days" is an essential resource for healthcare professionals navigating the complex landscape of end-of-life care. This comprehensive guide offers practical strategies, real-world case studies, and ethical insights to enhance communication and support during life's most challenging transition. From managing difficult emotions to addressing cultural sensitivities, this book provides a roadmap for fostering meaningful connections with patients and families. The warm, professional tone and wealth of experience shine through as it tackles topics such as the SPIKES framework, spiritual care, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Whether you're a hospice nurse, social worker, or death doula, this indispensable guide will empower you to provide compassionate, patient-centered care with confidence and skill. It will transform your approach to end-of-life conversations, ensuring dignity, comfort, and understanding for those you serve in their final days. Packed with valuable tools, including a glossary of terms, resources for further learning, and self-assessment tools, this book is a must-have for anyone dedicated to improving end-of-life care. Elevate your practice and make a profound difference in the lives of patients and families during life's most vulnerable moments. Get your copy today at https://amzn.to/3ziXUpy and join the community of healthcare professionals committed to excellence in end-of-life care. #EndOfLifeCare #Hospice #PalliativeCare #HealthcareEducation #NursingResources #CommunicationSkills #CompassionateCare #HealthcareProfessionals #MedicalBooks #ContinuingEducation
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3 Reasons You Should Start a Home Health Care Business as a Nurse As a nurse, you already possess the skills and compassion needed for high-quality care. Here’s why starting a home health care business could be a great move, Leverage Your Expertise Your nursing knowledge gives you an edge in providing top-notch, personalized care, helping you build trust with clients and their families. Meet Growing Demand With an aging population, the need for home health care is increasing. Your background positions you perfectly to fill this gap. Make a Difference Running your own business allows you to set your standards and make a real impact on the lives of your clients, offering care that truly aligns with your values.Starting a home health
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We’re thankful and grateful today as Birmingham Green was ranked number 1 in Northern Virginia and number two statewide by Newsweek’s America’s Best Nursing Homes list. We want to express our appreciation to our devoted staff and residents for making Birmingham Green a comfortable, enjoyable place for everyone. Newsweek highlights America's Best Nursing Homes of 2025 by awarding the nation's top 750 nursing homes out of 12,273 analyzed. Compiled in partnership with global data research firm Statista, Newsweek’s annual ranking evaluates skilled providers based on four data sources including quality metrics, a national online survey, accreditation data, and Google reviews. This year, the weighting of the performance data pillar was increased within the scoring model to reflect the emphasis on the medical key performance indicators. But finding the right facility is not just about numbers; it's about ensuring your loved one receives the care and attention they deserve. To support your family in considering their options for care, we ensure you have all the resources you need on our website: https://lnkd.in/ebcQq7-R #GreatPlaceToWork #GreatPlaceToLive #GreatPlaceToLearn #GreatPlaceToBe
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Long-term care differs from temporary nursing or end-of-life care, often extending for years and involving significant costs. While it provides essential assistance with daily activities, it comes at a high price. Assisted living facilities can cost thousands of dollars per month, and nursing homes can be even more expensive. For instance, in North Dakota, a shared nursing home room can cost nearly $12,000 per month, with private rooms costing even more. When planning for long-term care, it's crucial to consider all options and costs. The decisions you make now will impact your financial situation later. Therefore, it's wise to create a comprehensive long-term care plan with the help of an attorney. Be prepared for later and get started now. Book a no-cost, no-obligation call with Legacy Design Strategies today. https://buff.ly/3J35JkN #LongTermCare #ElderCare #ElderLaw #RetirementPlanning #CarePlanning
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Long-term care differs from temporary nursing or end-of-life care, often extending for years and involving significant costs. While it provides essential assistance with daily activities, it comes at a high price. Assisted living facilities can cost thousands of dollars per month, and nursing homes can be even more expensive. For instance, in North Dakota, a shared nursing home room can cost nearly $12,000 per month, with private rooms costing even more. When planning for long-term care, it's crucial to consider all options and costs. The decisions you make now will impact your financial situation later. Therefore, it's wise to create a comprehensive long-term care plan with the help of an attorney. Be prepared for later and get started now. Book a no-cost, no-obligation call with Legacy Design Strategies today. https://buff.ly/3J35JkN #LongTermCare #ElderCare #ElderLaw #RetirementPlanning #CarePlanning
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Long-term care is often overlooked because it's “so far away”. 🛣️ But it can have a massive impact on your family’s financial well-being. With the price of nursing facilities hovering around $100,000 a year it is crucial to plan for. Luckily, here’s the first step in the right direction: https://bit.ly/3zfylps #IdeasbyMike™ #FinancialPlanning #FamilyFinance #LongTermCare #WealthManagement #FinancialWellbeing
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The most pressing topics in health care, including combatting burnout, nursing workforce challenges, financial stability and more were the themes Sanford Health leaders discussed at the Becker's Healthcare 14th Annual Meeting. Erica DeBoer, chief nursing officer, was invited to join two panel discussions with a focus on preparing for future nursing staff and health equity. Erica joined Courtney Collen of Sanford Health News to discuss her takeaways from the conference, including looking at things from a different perspective when tradition cannot support the workforce of the future. #BeckersAnnualMeeting #healthcare #nursingexcellence
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Looking forward to getting stuck into a number of speaking events this week with both Connectd talking about How to Achieve an Exit for your Business and Healthcare Partnership Network (HPN) chatting about Digital Transformation and AI in Healthcare 🙌🙌 The Grafter #exitstrategy #exitplanning #digitaltransformation #AIhealthcare #AI
Not only will we see Rachel join up with Connectd for a live session on 8 figure exits, she’ll also be at Healthcare Partnership Network (HPN) South this week! 👋 💡 Day 1: Delivering transformational change at scale and with pace with Emma Rowlands, COO, Homerton Hospital NHS Trust, Dorothy Bean, Chief Nursing Information Officer, South West Region, NHS England, Josh Chandler, Chief Digital Information Officer, Bedfordshire Hospital NHS Trust, and Matthew Little, Chief Nurse Information Officer, Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust 💡 Day 2: The future of healthcare with Jacqueline Totterdell, Group Chief Executive, Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals and St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Stephanie Cartwright, Group Director of Place, Royal Wolverhampton & Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust If you're there, come and say hi! #HealthcareEvent #HPNSouth #TransformationalChange #FutureOfHealthcare
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