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Assisted Living Federation of America (ALFA) Announces – 2012 Best of the Best Awards Winners

The Assisted Living Federation of America (ALFA) today announced the winners of the ALFA 2012 Best of the Best Awards. These annual awards honor new innovations in the field of senior living that promote resident quality of life and business excellence. ALFA will recognize the winning best practices at COMMUNITY 2012, the ALFA Conference and Expo, May 16-18 in Dallas. “This year’s Best of the Best award winners raise the bar for excellence and as a result, set a new [...]

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Senior Living: Community Collaborators

Senior Living: Community Collaborators
By Christy Brudin What really makes a community? It is certainly not beautiful iron gates or modern homes filled with high-tech conveniences. Communities — real, strong communities — are made[...]

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The Benefits of an Assisted Living Facility and Medical House Call Team Working Together

The Benefits of an Assisted Living Facility and Medical House Call Team Working Together
When it comes to finding an assisted living option for a parent or loved one, there is no ‘one size fits all’ solution. Some people prefer larger communities whereas others want an option that[...]

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Assisted Living in Prison?

There are at least 26,600 men and women who are 65 and older in United States  state and federal prisons. That number has grown by 63% in the last four years.  There are another 100,000 prisoners[...]

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A Mother of Seven Feels at Home in a Small Assisted Living Community

By Christy Brudin “Mom had the toughest job in the world, and she did the best job ever!,” said Karen of her mother, Patricia Sears. A self-proclaimed “domestic engineer,” Patricia was[...]

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Abington House at Foulkeways Retirement Community Goes Caribbean

By Nancy Nolan It was the end of a long day when Mary Knapp, Director of Health Services, got an email from a bathtub vendor to enter a contest and “win a one-of-a-kind, pink spa tub, made in[...]

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State is Piloting “Advanced Standing” for Assisted Living Licensure

Health Commissioner Mary O’Dowd said a state license merely tells the public that a facility meets minimum state standards. Now, in what she said is a first for the nation, New Jersey is partnering[...]

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Study Suggests High Rate of Drinking in Assisted Living Facilities

The rate of drinking among residents in assisted living facilities is high, according to a new study published in Research on Aging, titled Alcohol Misuse and Abuse Reported by Nurse Aides in Assisted[...]

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People on the Move – Chuck Thornton, Seabury at Friendship Terrace

Seabury Resources for Aging has named Chuck Thornton as Director of Marketing and Admissions at Seabury at Friendship Terrace.  Located in Northwest Washington, Friendship Terrace offers affordable[...]

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