Category Archives: CEO’s Blog

At End of Life

Yesterday I had a conversation with someone who talked about her father’s life and, specifically, the end of his life.  She suggested that it would be helpful if someone prepared…

Achievement

This morning, a beautiful bright day, I glanced out the window of my office and saw a woman making her way to the door of our rehabilitation center. Even from…

Confronting Ageism

I had a spirited discussion with someone last week on the topic of ageism.  For me, it is a hot button issue and for him it was a sort of…

The Ripple Effect

How often we use the analogy of throwing a pebble in a body of water and watching the ripples spread and spread, forming larger and larger circles.  It’s a way…

Readjusting

Almost three years and one month to the day that PPE became not just an acronym but a way of life, our organization has now been able to announce the…

Passing Over

Passover is upon us, the holiday literally just days away at this point.  For many of us, this is a favorite holiday, a time that family and friends come together,…

To Remember

It is just three years ago, almost to the day, when COVID changed the world of elder care services forever.  Of course, this global pandemic changed all of our lives.…

Aging Well

There are those who think that elder services organizations exist solely to provide care for those who can no longer care for themselves.  There is some truth to that.  Yes,…

Having the Luxury

So many times during the last couple of years I have used the phrase “we don’t have the luxury.” I often said that we didn’t have the luxury to fall…

Generations

Sometimes I think that part of the reason I choose to work with older adults is that I missed having the experience of older adults in my own life.  The…

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