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Most Recently Shared on November 5, 2010 at 6:00 pm By:
RT @retirementdti Senior Retirement Living: Retirement Activities http://bit.ly/bsJiLH
Get social—or else!
ltlmagazine.com — “Long-Term Living Magazine,Assisted-living and nursing home senior care environment news and information for nurses, continuing-care providers & directors. Learn about design and management of independent living communities for the elderly, environments for aging and accountable care organizations as well as hospice services and healthcare information technology for retirement facilities. Read about Alzheimer’s and dementia care. Information on Medicare and Medicaid Services. Free Webinars, indus” View full resource at ltlmagazine.com
Most Recently Shared on April 26, 2012 at 8:08 pm By:
Thomas M. Lee Health Executive and Health Social Media
#Senior care providers need to take notice of the social web ... http://t.co/zV3OWeAF #hcsm
Senior Independent Living Makes Baby Boomer Retirement Years Great | Senior Care
sbming.com — “Senior Independent Living Makes Baby Boomer Retirement Years Great | Senior Care” View full resource at sbming.com
Most Recently Shared on April 23, 2012 at 3:00 pm By:
RT @Louisatb42 Senior Independent Living Makes Baby Boomer Retirement Years Great http://t.co/mtdGalzm
Seniors close digital divide
ltlmagazine.com — “Long-Term Living Magazine,Assisted-living and nursing home senior care environment news and information for nurses, continuing-care providers & directors. Learn about design and management of independent living communities for the elderly, environments for aging and accountable care organizations as well as hospice services and healthcare information technology for retirement facilities. Read about Alzheimer’s and dementia care. Information on Medicare and Medicaid Services. Free Webinars, indus” View full resource at ltlmagazine.com
Most Recently Shared on April 11, 2012 at 1:48 am By:
RT @longtermliving: Pilot program by @ConnectedLiving & @HPHealthcare helps seniors close digital divide: http://t.co/pmfL6D8J
Retirement Living Community, Senior Living Residences, Senior Retirement Homes | Vi
viliving.com — “Aging Experts Ken Dychtwald and David Baxter explore the myths and realities of retirement living and aging in a Continuing Care Retirement Community.” View full resource at viliving.com
Most Recently Shared on March 28, 2012 at 9:30 pm By:
Myths & Realities of continuing care retirement communities http://t.co/AkbBJP3q #babyboomers #retirement
WSJ: The New Retirement Resorts (Forget Assisted Living Facilities) : Senior Housing News
seniorhousingnews.com — “Move over, assisted living and nursing homes—there are new alternatives in town for retiring seniors, and they're more adventurous and personalized than ever before, according to a recent Wall Street Journal article.” View full resource at seniorhousingnews.com
Most Recently Shared on March 21, 2012 at 4:00 pm By:
RT @AaronDMurphy RT @srhousingnews WSJ: The New Retirement Resorts (Forget Assisted Living Facilities) http://t.co/v0dYkxpO
Analyst Report: Active Adult Communities A Favorite Choice of Baby Boomers : Senior Housing News
seniorhousingnews.com — “A majority of baby boomers "prefer to improve their dynamic lifestyle" in retirement with a move into an active adult community, according to a new Global Industry Analyst report on Adult and Retirement Communities.” View full resource at seniorhousingnews.com
Most Recently Shared on March 19, 2012 at 7:00 pm By:
Analyst Report: Active Adult Communities A Favorite Choice of #BabyBoomers http://t.co/ilBh0J6E
Find Senior Housing, Assisted Living, and Independent Living - SeniorsForLiving
seniorsforliving.com — “Seniors for Living is a free Assisted Living, Independent Living, Home Care, Continuing Care (CCRC), Retirement Living, & other senior housing option search service that helps you and your family research, evaluate, contact, and compare housing options for the best in senior health care” View full resource at seniorsforliving.com
Most Recently Shared on March 7, 2012 at 7:02 pm By:
US Medical Supplies Health Business
We can't wait. RT @seniors4living: Look for the transcript link tomorrow and a recap post on http://t.co/g627zMVF on Friday. #eldercarechat
Personal Finance 101: Things to consider if living on Social Security income | The Daily Times | delmarvanow.com
delmarvanow.com — “You and your spouse are now senior citizens. You have raised two successful children and have adequately planned for your retirement. You own your own home and your mortgage has long since been paid off. What do you need to be aware of now as you progress into your even later years?” View full resource at delmarvanow.com
Most Recently Shared on February 6, 2012 at 9:50 am By:
Amir Abdullah Al-Bey Health Blog
Personal Finance 101: Things to consider if living on Social Security income http://t.co/1M7wWZQG
A New Approach to Senior Wellness – High Tech and High Touch
transitionagingparents.com — “I want to share an innovative approach to helping older adults live an active and healthy life in their own homes with the aid of a senior-friendly tool. There are quite a few technologies that are senior friendly, but this approach goes one critical step deeper! Evangelical Homes is a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) with a bold vision. Integrating technology and lifestyle coaches to deliver individualized care!” View full resource at transitionagingparents.com
Most Recently Shared on January 30, 2012 at 1:53 pm By:
A new approach to 'Senior Wellness' - high tech and high touch! http://t.co/tqyxAimF #eldercare #caergiving http://t.co/UUFHoxbT
Health information technology in LTC: Where do we stand?
ltlmagazine.com — “Long-Term Living Magazine,Assisted-living and nursing home senior care environment news and information for nurses, continuing-care providers & directors. Learn about design and management of independent living communities for the elderly, environments for aging and accountable care organizations as well as hospice services and healthcare information technology for retirement facilities. Read about Alzheimer’s and dementia care. Information on Medicare and Medicaid Services. Free Webinars, indus” View full resource at ltlmagazine.com
Most Recently Shared on January 15, 2012 at 1:33 am By:
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Aging in Place: January 2012
mcbloomlaw.blogspot.com — “Many adults care for aging parents, support their own children & face their own retirement. Seniors are an increasing proportion of society; economic benefits are shrinking; costs are rising. House neglect & home injuries are primary causes of relocating to nursing homes. It doesn’t need to be an inevitable fact of aging to live out life in a nursing home. Current laws allow those who are otherwise eligible, to be given the choice of care setting that is the least restrictive & most approp” View full resource at mcbloomlaw.blogspot.com
Most Recently Shared on January 3, 2012 at 10:01 pm By:
Medicaid Spousal Impoverishment Figures for 2012 http://t.co/FTsBskG9
Why LTC providers need electronic health records | Blog | Long-Term Living Magazine
ltlmagazine.com — “Nursing Homes & Assisted Senior Care Facilities | Long-Term Living Magazine Assisted-living and nursing home senior care environment news and information for nurses, continuing-care providers & directors. Learn about design and management of independent living communities for the elderly, environments for aging and accountable care organizations as well as hospice services and healthcare information technology for retirement facilities. Read about Alzheimer’s and dementia care. Information on Me” View full resource at ltlmagazine.com
Most Recently Shared on November 22, 2011 at 9:12 pm By:
Why long-term care providers need EHR http://t.co/LCpKLTnL
Obama administration to inject $1 billion into healthcare workforce development | News | ArtIcles/News | Long-Term Living Magazine
ltlmagazine.com — “Nursing Homes & Assisted Senior Care Facilities | Long-Term Living Magazine Assisted-living and nursing home senior care environment news and information for nurses, continuing-care providers & directors. Learn about design and management of independent living communities for the elderly, environments for aging and accountable care organizations as well as hospice services and healthcare information technology for retirement facilities. Read about Alzheimer’s and dementia care. Information on Me” View full resource at ltlmagazine.com
Most Recently Shared on November 19, 2011 at 1:43 pm By:
Richard Hom OD MPA Doctor, Optometrist, and Active Health Library
RT @billians: Obama administration to inject $1 billion into healthcare workforce development http://t.co/vtIXz1qY (via @LongTermLiving)
Aging in Place: November 2011
mcbloomlaw.blogspot.com — “Many adults care for aging parents, support their own children & face their own retirement. Seniors are an increasing proportion of society; economic benefits are shrinking; costs are rising. House neglect & home injuries are primary causes of relocating to nursing homes. It doesn’t need to be an inevitable fact of aging to live out life in a nursing home. Current laws allow those who are otherwise eligible, to be given the choice of care setting that is the least restrictive & most approp” View full resource at mcbloomlaw.blogspot.com
Most Recently Shared on November 10, 2011 at 6:40 pm By:
CELEBRATING FAMILY CAREGIVERS http://t.co/U6E2Yhdb
Senior Celiacs - Living Without Article
livingwithout.com — “Four years ago, Gladys Glenn, then 66, had gall bladder surgery. In the months afterward, the retired medical secretary from Durham, North Carolina, noticed that her occasional stomach troubles--bloating and constipation--were growing worse. Glenn wasted no time getting back to her physician, but when she asked to be tested for celiac disease, the doctor shook her head. You couldn t have celiac disease, she told Glenn. When results came back a week later, Glenn s doctor was stunned and apologeti” View full resource at livingwithout.com
Most Recently Shared on November 1, 2011 at 6:58 pm By:
Living Without Mag Health Magazine
Dive right in. Gluten free over 60 is worth it. http://t.co/RYi0MQkW
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