“What do you see as the greatest opportunity for senior living providers to share data and information with partners to advance the overall health and well-being of its residents?”
“Within the walls of a community, senior living providers are essentially running multiple businesses focused on hospitality and daily care services. Because of this, these communities require many different types of systems, all of which generate and capture a tremendous amount of data about each resident daily. This dataset is rich with insights about what is happening with each senior on a daily-basis and if synthesized and shared with healthcare providers, could be made more actionable in near real-time than any other data available to them.”
Joelle Poe President & CEO, Centered Care
“We need to connect health data, care data and senior living community data to drive better decisions for the residents – all to accomplish the three goals of health care: better care, lower cost and better health. We need to better integrate data on things like socialization, medical conditions, medications, mental health, movement, stability and food intake to name a few.”
Industry standards remain crucial Faced with a complex patchwork of state and federal regulations, the senior housing and care industry is closely watching the aftermath of a recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court. On June 28th, the Court overturned the so-called Chevron doctrine, a 40-year-old legal precedent that required…
A Conversation with Melody, Chip, Tye, and Max Gabriel This article is the fourth in a series showcasing parent/child dynamics across the senior housing and care industry. My conversation with the Gabriel family—fifth generation owners of Generations LLC—offers insights into why this is becoming a common trend. Melody Gabriel is…
NIC’s Strategic Plan includes objectives to ‘expand the tent’ across five key focus areas – Active Adult, AgeTech, Capital for Operations, Middle Market, and Partnering for Health. Focus Area Committees (FACs) were formed to support these efforts. The Active Adult Committee is led by Chair Mitch Brown, Principal of Senior…
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“Within the walls of a community, senior living providers are essentially running multiple businesses focused on hospitality and daily care services. Because of this, these communities require many different types of systems, all of which generate and capture a tremendous amount of data about each resident daily. This dataset is rich with insights about what is happening with each senior on a daily-basis and if synthesized and shared with healthcare providers, could be made more actionable in near real-time than any other data available to them.”
“We need to connect health data, care data and senior living community data to drive better decisions for the residents – all to accomplish the three goals of health care: better care, lower cost and better health. We need to better integrate data on things like socialization, medical conditions, medications, mental health, movement, stability and food intake to name a few.”
