Editorial
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Owners of St. Louis Nursing Home Fined More Than $55,000
ST. LOUIS, MO — As reported by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch (subscription required) and The Associated Press, federal regulators have fined St. Louis’ largest nursing home $55,000 after it closed without warning in December. The fine was announced by the…
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The Middle Market: A Conversation with United Church Homes’ Chief Growth Officer
Middle Market. Two words that have come up in the senior living industry quite frequently in the five years since the survey funded by the National Investment Center (NIC) that led to its report The Forgotten Middle: Middle Market Seniors…
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Anthem Memory Care Residents to Spread Smiles to Unsuspecting Coffee Lovers for Valentine’s Day
Make mine a medium decaf vanilla latte. Extra hot. Coconut or almond milk, please. Just between us, I feel a little ridiculous ordering my favorite coffee drink. And because I have a medium decaf vanilla latte, extra hot, with coconut…
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Team Members At Monarch Landing Braved the “Snowpocalypse”
The weather outside isn’t so frightful currently, but it wasn’t long ago that the USA was engulfed in some truly frightening conditions. Travel delays, freeway closures, windchill factors of a million below 0° gripped the nation for a few days…
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Staffing Solutions: Recruiting and Retention Can’t Be the Same Old, Same Old
[This is the next in a series of articles about ways to mitigate the staffing challenges in the senior living industry. If your community is having success with a new staffing or retention process, please reach out to editor Jim…
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COSMOS Report: Daily Multivitamin Supplement May Positively Impact Memory and Cognitive Decline
Taking a daily multivitamin supplement may have a positive impact on memory and slow cognitive decline in seniors, according to a new report from the COcoa Supplement and Multivitamin Outcomes Study (COSMOS) at Brigham and Women’s Hospital — an affiliate…
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Sagora Senior Living Says No Need to Wait for the Golden Bachelorette
Cosmopolitan, Today, AARP, Variety, E!. Everyone wants to know: Will there be a Golden Bachelorette? The first season of The Golden Bachelor ended January 4, 2024, with more than 5 million people watching 72-year-old Gerry Turner marrying 70-year-old Theresa Nist…
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The Watermark at Brooklyn Heights Gallery Teams with NYC Art Curator for Public Exhibition and Resident Workshops
Author Kurt Vonnegut once famously recommended going into the arts. “The arts are not a way to make a living,” he said, “they are a very human way of making life more bearable. “Practicing an art,” he continued, “no matter…
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Staffing Solutions: The Glimmers that Keep Us Connected and Engaged
Editor’s Note: This article was written and submitted by senior-living executive Susan Perez-Yadron. If you are a senior-living executive at a community with an idea for an article that you’d like to write and publish in Senior Living News you’re…
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Guys and Dolls: Juniper Communities Perennial Players Bring the New York Underworld to Life
The lights fade up as the scene opens with several people seated in a black-box theater setting. The room is full of fans — the first of two sold-out shows — eagerly awaiting this reader’s-theater style performance of a classic.…