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Leaders are made, not born. The characteristics that underpin the lives of great business leaders come from observation, application, and repetition of essential principles. One of these is effective communication, and a significant portion of that is nonverbal.

Seniors with anemia can have two times the risk of declines in physical health, affecting their longevity and independence. Knowing what signs to look for can help keep you and your caregivers on top of your residents’ health, keeping them thriving in your home much longer.

Sometimes it’s refreshing to look at our businesses from a different perspective. Using the experience and wisdom from others in a different field can help us see things we might have become blind to in our organizations. Here are a few tips from special ops that could change the way you lead.

Contrary to what some might think, being a business leader isn’t just about telling people what to do. Good leaders know how to listen. Being a good listener doesn’t come naturally for most. It is a skill that must be practiced and honed. How is your listening?

Health and happiness are something that we all desire, especially those seniors living in your residential assisted living home. But living a long and healthy life comes down to so much more than simply luck or genetics. Here is a list of simple habits that your seniors can explore to promote health and longevity.

Building and maintaining a successful business depends on good leadership. And successful leaders ask for, accept and appropriately respond to feedback. Here are some valuable tips on eliciting the proper feedback from your clients, staff, and colleagues.

Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias are rising and creating catastrophic healthcare, economic, and social impacts across the country, and these impacts are rapidly growing. State and local governments are getting organized to address this crisis head-on.

Falls are a leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries to older Americans. They present a significant risk to seniors impeding their ability to stay healthy, mobile, and remain independent. It’s essential to know the common medications that could pose a greater risk for senior falls.

The zest for life never ends and seniors in their twilight years want to experience just as much of it as their younger counterparts. So, they have lost a step and they can’t always remember where they put their keys, their desire to accomplish and derive purpose is still strong, so here are a few hobbies that your senior might want to explore.

The social media platform TikTok has exploded in popularity in the past few years, and now seniors are getting involved in a big way. Nothing keeps us young, like trying new things – this might be something your seniors would love to try.