The following articles are from the Need to Know column of the Senior Living Executive magazine, which features industry updates and ALFA news. 4/29/2013
Featured articles include, "Brain Games Continue to Expand", "Emergency Response and Senior Living's Symbiotic Relationship, "Stroke Guidelines Emphas...
3/27/2013
Featured articles include: "A Taste for Locally Grown Food", "Why Google+ Matters", "Alzheimer’s Tool Kit Addresses Care for Both Resident and Caregiv...
3/27/2013
Here’s your first look at the exhibitors participating in the 2013 ALFA Conference and Expo, May 6-9 in Charlotte, NC.
2/1/2013
Articles include: Money Matters: Medicaid Reimbursement Can Pay Off for Providers. “Respectful” Assisted Living Staff Pleased With Workplace Environme...
2/1/2013
Senior living comments, data, and questions heard on the web.
11/1/2012
Articles include: Robots? Licensed Assisted Living Still Increasing, says AARP. Building Resident-Staff Connections One Ornament at a Time. Mom Doesn’...
9/1/2012
Featured articles include, "Web Surfing With Grandma", "Funds to Curb Hospital Admissions Flow to Senior Living", "Community-based and Socially Engage...
7/16/2012
Facts and Figures, Need to Know, Senior Living Executive
Featured articles include: "Single White Female Remains Typical Resident", "Don't Knock HUD" and "Assisted Living on a Roll".
5/8/2012
Facts and Figures, Need to Know, Senior Living Executive
Need To Know News articles include, "Alzheimer’s Care Costs Skyrocket; Feds Address Costs and Cure", "Play That Funky Music", "New Tools Help Consumer...
3/21/2012
Facts and Figures, Need to Know
Need to Know news includes "HUD Lean 232 Approval Eases", "Indian Senior Living Providers Launch Association, Partner with ALFA", "Medicaid Benefits",...
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