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Explore innovative strategies to reshape the public perception of senior care services. Discover creative approaches that highlight the value and compassion in senior care. #seniorcare #seniorcaremarketingmax #ringringmarketing

Finding the best care for your loved one can be exhausting. Our goal is to make the process easier and less stressful. Here are some valuable tips for finding the right senior care options: 1. Conduct Thorough Community Reviews: When researching senior living options, ensure you conduct detailed inspections. Meet with the staff, engage with residents, and review state inspection reports to confirm the quality of care. 2. Explore a Variety of Care Choices: From Independent Living to Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Skilled Nursing, explore the different types of care available to find the right fit for your loved one’s unique needs. 3. Seek Customized Support: Consider arranging community tours, asking comprehensive questions, and understanding the paperwork and negotiations involved. Having a clear roadmap can guide you every step of the way. 4. Understand the Costs and Services: Be aware that some placement services may be complimentary, as they are paid by the care communities. However, if a community is not part of a network, there may be potential fees, so it's essential to ask upfront. We aim to help you simplify your search for the best care, taking the stress out of finding the perfect choice for your loved one. ❤️ #SeniorCare #AssistedLiving #SeniorLiving #ElderlyCare #CareOptions #ExpertGuidance

Listen to this great podcast with Nathan Aumock to learn ways Curana Health is improving primary care and overall quality of care in senior living. #seniorliving #valuebasedcare #quality #patientcenteredcare

People in #WilliamsLake and surrounding communities will benefit from more access to team-based urgent and primary health care with a new Urgent and Primary Care Centre (UPCC) coming soon! Located at 47 Cameron St, the new Williams Lake UPCC is scheduled to open in early 2025 and will provide urgent and episodic primary care every day, including statutory holidays, when in full operation. When fully staffed, the UPCC will provide: ✅ Same-day care for people who need support for their health concerns within 12 to 24 hours, but do not require an emergency department. ✅ Care for conditions such as sprains, cuts, fevers, and minor infections. ✅ In-person, walk-in same-day appointments. ✅ Care for people who do not have a primary care provider, as well as people with a provider who are unable to schedule an appointment within 12 to 24 hours. ✅ Team-based care, which can include family physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers, physiotherapists, and Indigenous patient navigators. Read the full release: https://bit.ly/3WPZ7wB Learn more about UPCCs in the Interior Health region: https://bit.ly/3YCA6Hz Read about B.C.'s primary health strategy: https://bit.ly/3yt9G0n Government of British Columbia Cariboo Regional District

Why is 'How we do care here' not discussed on most tours of a Residential Aged Care Homes? On average each year at least 50% of the care homes that are mystery shopped by our team do not explain how care is done in their Homes when unprompted. When promoted 2/3's of that sample size don't go into any detail other than they deliver daily needs care. This is true for a part of it but there is so much more. Care is the core product of a Care Home. Having admissions team poorly equipped to discuss this fall at the feet of the provider. The methodology of how to care for an elderly Australian doesn't greatly change for site to site but even with the odd nuisance of philosophy of care we as an industry should be able to articulate something for new consumers of care services. Some basic's of do's and don'ts. Do 🙂 Mandated care minutes per resident's care needs. 🙂 Registered and trained staff. 🏋 Systems and processes to enable more efficient and transparent care. ☕ Assist in daily living needs, hygiene, feeding etc. Don't do 🏥 One on one acute care. 🚚 Lock people up. Now as a caveat yes there has been some bad examples of poor care and delivery of services. This post is to highlight the need for admissions teams to really understand how care is delivered in the Homes and highlight this to the tour party. This sets expectations early and puts a positive step forward for the resident's experience in care. #agedcare #training #leadership #care #registerednurse

Is Your Care Home Waiting Years for a Reinspection? Delayed reassessments by the CQC are causing significant issues for care homes, from occupancy declines to reputational damage. How can the sector move forward when outdated ratings hold homes back? Our comprehensive article looks at the financial and operational impacts of these delays and discusses the steps needed to expedite the reassessment process. #CareQuality #CQCInspectionDelays #CareHomeImprovement #HealthcareRegulation #ResidentCare

Health equity goes beyond hospitals and clinics—it extends into communities, workplaces, homes, and especially nursing homes. With a growing aging population and diverse resident needs, nursing homes face unique challenges in providing equitable care. Our latest blog examines the influence of social determinants of health (SDOH), privilege, and power in nursing homes, highlighting how they can develop inclusive, culturally responsive environments for all residents. Learn how organizations like MetaStar are helping nursing homes in their efforts to address health disparities and promote equitable care. 💙 Full blog: https://buff.ly/3zDGSTd #HealthEquity #NursingHomes #InclusiveCare #HealthDisparities #HealthcareTransformation

Many senior care centers are making more of an effort to deliberately build compassion into the physical and social structures of their facilities, but this article offers insights into how senior care executives, staff, and caregivers can understand the tangible impacts of compassion to create a more compassionate environment that transforms the senior care industry. https://buff.ly/4aYBZ54 #seniorcare

A recent article from McKnight's Senior Living  recently reported, a circuit court judge denied an operator’s move to dismiss a substandard care complaint. The reason? He said that assisted living communities are not qualified to call themselves healthcare players because they are not licensed as nursing homes or hospitals, nor do they employ licensed healthcare providers to “primarily” render healthcare services. What are your thoughts on this? Should #assistedliving communities qualify as healthcare players? #assistedlivingcommunity #seniorliving #seniorcare #longtermcare #healthcareproviders #healthcareplayers #mcknights #cinematichealth