Communication Role Critical in Pandemic With information flowing from all sides, providers must sift through it, identify misperceptions, and get the facts to staff and families. Joanne Kaldy 2/1/2021 COVID-19Caregiving Page ContentThe pandemic has both confirmed and changed how providers think about infection control and prevention, including how and what they communicate.See Page 10 to read more. Related News Diet Caregiving Setting Up Systems to Prevent Weight Loss Weight loss is rarely about one missed tray. It usually reflects breakdowns in workflow, observation, communication, and follow-through. If the interventions exist only on paper, resident decline will continue. READ MORE Caregiving Management Integrated Heating Systems Provide Comfort, Safety In Winter With aging infrastructure, extreme weather events, and rising utility costs, many senior care facilities are reevaluating how they heat their buildings and protect residents during the coldest parts of the year. READ MORE Dementia Caregiving Bringing AI and Person-Centered Care Together in Emotional Vital Signs As dementia prevalence rises and workforce challenges persist, providers are searching for tools that can amplify human care, not automate it away. READ MORE View All News Related Articles Caregiving 3/5/2026 Understanding the Long-Stay Antipsychotic Quality Measure The updated LS antipsychotic measure requires facilities to respond differently, not only by coding accurately, but also by managing medications more deliberately in real time. READ MORE Caregiving Management 3/5/2026 The Leader Behind the Numbers: Chris Wright “I look at it as a servant position. I’m not here to exert control. It’s about serving our members, and I’m focused on unifying a lot of priorities that we need to advocate for.” READ MORE Caregiving 3/5/2026 Respecting Our Melting Pot of Cultures Honoring residents’ cultural traditions through activities, food, and environment is an important part of successful person-centered care. Here’s how to get it right. READ MORE