This blog is aimed at communities and service providers that cater to senior citizens. Advice on communicating, marketing, and working with seniors is covered here. Our main blog is more extensive and covers material of interest to senior citizens and their families interested in continuing care.
Every medical student at least once during their studies (and usually every week) thought about what needs to be done to become successful in their profession? Some of them throw these thoughts on the back burner or even leave them somewhere in the halls of the mind, not wanting to try to change anything and somehow influence the future.
Congratulations! Now you are a student of the nursing department! The entrance exams were not easy at all, but what you understand from the first days at nursing school—it was only the beginning.
Being able to take the right steps to help you improve your working experience and your career opportunities is so important, and one of the best things you can do as a working nurse or medical professional is to take an online FNP program.
Senior care software is changing rapidly as the healthcare industry grows and adapts to new technologies and business models. Software applications in the health care industry may fall into categories such as digital technologies, mobile applications, web services, software solutions, and components.
More than 50% of home sellers are aged 55 or older. Older adults and seniors in retirement age are looking for different qualities in where they live. Some are seeking a senior living community while others are downsizing to a smaller more manageable home.
Billions of dollars are spent on prescription medications around the world each year. The best way for a consumer to get the medicines they need for a competitive price is by working with a knowledgeable and experienced pharmacist.
For someone who is empathetic and caring towards the growing aging population of Baby Boomers, putting up a senior companionship business is a great opportunity to consider. However, like any other business models, there are some important factors to take into account to ensure things go as planned.
For the next 20 or so years, about 10,000 baby boomers turn 65 years old each day. They're trying to stay very active and healthy to stay independent for as long as possible, but they might be looking for senior living communities for their parents to move into.
Downsizing can be an extremely stressful process. Imagine moving from a home you've been in for decades and raised a family in to a brand new place with a fraction of the space. This requires making tough and emotional decisions about which possessions to keep, sell, donate, throw out, or give to your family members.
Many seniors have lived in their homes for 30 years or more. For this reason, it’s most likely that your senior clients are unfamiliar with the current legal issues regarding home sales. Also, many seniors are most likely unfamiliar with modern moving logistics, having lived someplace for so long.
