The Things I Tell Bankers….
Bankers and private investors call and inquire about adult day care centers. My team and I enjoy presenting to them and helping them to understand the financial dynamics of this important business model. On the other hand adult day care centers want to know what I tell them. Well to address this I am making […]
Use Meaningful Events to Build Assisted Living Base….
Whether its seniors living within 15 miles of your location or discharge planners and independent clinical case management staff, all of them have one thing in common: They benefit from knowledge about the latest innovations in care delivery and local programs that may be evolving that can benefit their households or those whose care they […]
To Just Call Barbara Walters Lucky is Insulting….
I have been listening to several people today who have called Barbara Walters lucky. Some even used that term in reference to her career. Problem is I have studied her career, applied some of her strategies and its not about luck. Barbara is a hard worker period! She studies the news the world over and […]
To Just Call Barbara Walters Lucky is Insulting….
I have been listening to several people today who have called Barbara Walters lucky. Some even used that term in reference to her career. Problem is I have studied her career, applied some of her strategies and its not about luck. Barbara is a hard worker period! She studies the news the world over and […]
“Sometimes its Perception vs. Reality” – Best Practices Journal Week of May 12, 2014
The use of geriatric chairs is not new in small assisted living programs and adult day care centers. We need them in order to serve the needs of those with serious posture and related limitations. These items can make feeding easier as well as relieve pressure and add comfort to long periods of sitting. In […]
Admitting a New Resident? You Must Assess More than the New Prospect….
Revenue and success are obviously tied to admitting new residents in assisted living, especially small scale assisted living. Quality entrepreneurs go out of their way to ensure they admit people who match their ability to care and who can complement their existing residential environment. Question for you now is how broad must your assessment be? […]
Admitting a New Resident? You Must Assess More than the New Prospect….
Revenue and success are obviously tied to admitting new residents in assisted living, especially small scale assisted living. Quality entrepreneurs go out of their way to ensure they admit people who match their ability to care and who can complement their existing residential environment. Question for you now is how broad must your assessment be? […]
Best Practices Journal – Week fo May 5, 2014 – Ohhh; Managing those Personalities….
Ok I admit it, I hired her. Yes during the interview and even orientation she kept talking about a period in her life when she cared for someone’s child with special needs. She lamented about how she cared more about the child than the parents, how he would only progress under her oversight and on […]