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Risk Management

Case Study: When There’s No Such Thing as Overplanning

When a tornado tore through the assisted living wing of a senior living community in Jackson, Tennessee, staff members were prepared for the worst. Careful planning, contingency planning, and more planning went a long way toward making the best of a bad s

7 Tips for Surviving the Storm

On March 1, 2007, one of the most powerful tornados in Georgia’s history decimated Sumter Regional Hospital in Americus. Charles N. Hayslett, chairman and CEO of Atlanta-based public relations firm The Hayslett Group, was called in to help manage the over

Protecting Caregivers from Swine Flu

A new report details strategies to protect health-care workers from contracting the H1N1 virus. The report focuses on respiratory protection and also outlines additional strategies to keep workers healthy.

Senate Examines LTC Disaster Planning

The Senate Special Committee on Aging examined the need to include senior living care in national disaster planning and emergency preparedness at a recent hearing.

Fire Safety for Seniors

Comprehensive safety measures make up another reason adult children can feel at ease about parents who reside in assisted living communities. Residents are in environments where safety is a top priority. FireSafety.gov reports….

Case Study: When Help Comes From the Outside

The presence of third-party workers creates special risks for providers, including potential regulatory and civil liability. Can a provider be held liable if third-party care is inadequate? Can the community be cited on a survey for inadequate supervision

Use Failure to Grow Your Business

In new and uncertain environments, it’s difficult for growth-focused businesses to be failure-proof. However, even in tight economic times, companies should be able to risk and afford cheap failures, says Rita McGrath, author and associate professor of ma

Enhancing the Lives of Residents with Dementia

Many providers have seen great success in new programs that bring added purpose to the lives of their residents with dementia. Find out how work, volunteerism and other purposeful activities have been used to expand the lives and experiences of residents