New Regulations Put Materials In The Hot Seat
Based on the testing of a representative sample of the U.S. population, the Centers for Disease Control and…
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Designing To Keep Seniors Mobile
According to the report, “The State of Aging and Health in America 2013,” from the Centers for Disease…
Trends Read MoreFlooring Trends: Carpet’s New Options
During the building boom following World War II, the installation of wall-to-wall carpeting became all the rage, replacing…
Trends Read MoreLooking To Acute Care Design To Prevent Adverse Events In Skilled Nursing
A lot of attention has been paid to patient safety and avoiding adverse events in the acute care…
Trends Read MoreArming Your Facility With The Right Tools To Fight HAIs
Awareness of healthcare-acquired infections (HAIs) has grown significantly over the last several years and for good reasons. For…
Trends Read MoreRethinking Emergency Medicine With Departments Designed For Seniors
A couple of years ago, Dr. Mark Rosenberg, chair of emergency services at St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center…
Trends Read MoreThe Role Of Cultural Design In Long-Term Facilities
On PBS NewsHour last week, reporter Mary Jo Brooks took a look at a trend in aging: the…
Trends Read MoreConnected community
As the silver tsunami begins to impact the nation’s long-term care facilities, providers are noticing a growing demand…
Trends Read MoreBoomer Nation: Making Healthcare Facility Parking Easy
The baby boomer generation—or as I call them in this blog series, Boomer Nation—has emerged as the largest…
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