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A Heartfelt Thank You for Your Dedication and Service Dear Indiana Team Members, As you are aware, our nursing home is undergoing an ownership transition, and I wanted to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude to each and every one of you for your unwavering dedication and service throughout this period of change. It has been an honor and a privilege to work alongside such a committed team. Your hard work, compassion, and professionalism have been the bedrock of our facility, ensuring that our residents receive the highest quality of care and support each and every day. Your contributions have impacted our residents' lives and created a supportive and nurturing environment for our entire community. As we embark on this new chapter with the new nursing home operator, I want to assure you that your efforts have not gone unnoticed. Your expertise, passion, and commitment to excellence have laid a strong foundation for our continued success. While change can often be challenging, I have full confidence in our team's ability to adapt, grow, and thrive in the days ahead. Once again, thank you for your outstanding service and commitment to our residents and community. Your dedication is truly appreciated, and I am grateful to have you on our team. Warm regards, Jim Shatz, President and CEO
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Executive Leadership in Business Development, Patient Experience, Process Improvement and Strategy
Patients’ voices are so important in process improvement and growth. If we don’t know we can’t fix it. Patient experience and quality is intertwined in everything we do in healthcare or should be. Meeting patient needs is more successful when you embrace patient family centered care. #patientexperience #patientcenteredcare #patientadvocacy #patientsafety
Meet Critical Care Registered Nurse Rebecca Bryant, a standout member of our UK King's Daughters Ohio team. Patients consistently express gratitude for the exceptional care and kindness they receive from her. The positive feedback we receive regarding team members like Rebecca is truly rewarding for our team. We extend our thanks to Rebecca for providing exceptional care and contributing to the positive patient experience at UK King's Daughters.
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We are officially Live!! Check us out at: https://lnkd.in/e4NydByd If you're a nursing home operator in Massachusetts, don't miss out on the opportunity to claim your listing and connect with potential residents and their families.
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As National Long-Term Care Day approaches on June 13, we share perspectives from staff in the sector with anyone thinking of a career in LTC. #NationalLTCDay #CanadaLTC #LongTermCare
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In today's #CaseManagementFocus, Anne Llewellyn MS, BCPA, RN, CMGT-BC, CRRN, BCPA, FCM explains the two words that start the process of problem-solving https://lnkd.in/epWE35eY
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The cost of nursing homes in Texas varies widely depending on their location, quality of care, and amenities. According to the Genworth 2021 Cost of Care Survey, a private nursing home room in Texas costs $7,092 per month. However, this can range from $4,715 to $12,305 depending on where you live. The cost of nursing homes is high, so it’s essential to consider your legal options carefully. Please contact us at (281) 407-9830 if you have any questions or if we can assist you with your Estate Planning needs. #EstatePlanning #Trusts #Beneficiary #LeagueCityEstatePlanning #LeagueCityAssetProtectionAttorney #LeagueCityElderLawAttorney #ElderLaw #LeagueCity #Eldercare
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An interesting article from the new JAMDA.
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On Oʻahu, 75% of the 1,000 annual cardiac arrests will occur at home, but only 32% of these incidents receive chest compressions before professional help arrives. This highlights the urgent need for young people and their families to know how to take immediate action during cardiac emergencies to significantly improve survival rates. Hawaii Heart Foundation wants young people to feel confident, be prepared, and share these lifesaving skills with friends and family members. In a significant step toward enhancing emergency response capabilities across Hawaiʻi , the Hawaiʻi Heart Foundation has begun teaching a hands-on CPR/AED training session to 10th graders and as a part of the course, each student who participates will receive a CPR/AED competency card. The Hawaiʻi State Department of Education's acknowledgment of this card underscores its potential to revolutionize CPR education both within the community and beyond. As the Hawaiʻi Heart Foundation paves the way for a more informed and empowered community, the introduction of this CPR/AED participation card marks a new era in emergency response training, which is characterized by accessibility, inclusivity, and efficacy. ✨ Full member highlight at https://lnkd.in/gDvZKf-Q
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Learn CPR - save a life This story in the The Washington Post really resonated with me, having experienced this — both as the person administering CPR in the field or as a cardiologist taking care of a patient that received it. Quite simply, knowing CPR and being alert/willling to help could quite literally save a life. In an arrest every minute matters and delivering CPR until emergency responders get there can increase the very slim chances of survival. The American Heart Association has made it even easier if you don’t want to get certified. Just two steps: 1) call 911 [or the emergency number in your location] and 2) push hard and fast. Details here https://lnkd.in/d3v9vUHx cc: Lorrel Toft, MD FACC Washington Post article: https://lnkd.in/dhH9s3CZ
On a D.C. sidewalk, a race to save a Marine general’s life
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