Keeping Care Consistent for the Communities We Serve
As each year comes to a close, healthcare providers across the country pay close attention to legislative activity that may affect how care is delivered in the months ahead. Policy discussions and new bills are a normal part
Community Traditions Strengthen Long-Term Care Connections
Community traditions play an important role in long-term care settings because they create shared experiences that go beyond daily routines. The Ugly Sweater Contest is one example of how a simple seasonal activity can bring people together and
Staying Active Indoors to Support Health During Winter Months
Shorter days and colder temperatures naturally lead to more time spent indoors, but extended inactivity can have an impact on both physical and emotional health. Movement supports circulation, joint mobility, digestion, and energy levels. When activity drops, stiffness,
Winter Weather Affects Hydration and Medication Effectiveness
Hydration is often associated with hot weather, but it plays an equally important role during the winter months.
Medication Safety Starts Before a Prescription Is Filled
Medication safety does not begin when a pill is placed in a blister pack. It starts much earlier,
Why Early Planning Makes the Holidays Safer for Long-Term Care Residents
Holidays are filled with activity, and that busy energy can easily spill into medication schedules if teams are