Congratulations to Bedford Center
Congratulations to Bedford Center on another deficiency-free infection control survey. We can’t thank our team enough for their tireless work in keeping our residents and staff safe!
Thank you to our Activities Teams!
Rain or shine, our activities teams manage to bring joy and laughter to our residents and centers every day. In honor of National Activity Professionals Week, we want to extend a huge thank you for adapting to these uncertain times and finding creative ways to keep our residents entertained!
Big Tech’s incursion into healthcare: What does it all mean?
This month, Joel Landau discusses how healthcare technology can humanize medicine in his latest piece in Business Journals Leadership Trust.
“Technology is transforming the healthcare industry, whether through the use of wearable devices that allow healthcare providers to monitor patients’ conditions or the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud platforms to provide healthcare companies with better data analytics.
So-called Big Tech is focusing on innovations in digital health to improve individuals’ health and wellness in a myriad of ways: by preventing disease, allowing patients to monitor and manage chronic conditions — thus tailoring medicine more specific to their needs — and ultimately lowering the cost of providing healthcare. During COVID19-related shutdowns, virtual healthcare, or telehealth, became a highly effective way for individuals to access physicians and other healthcare professionals — and the trend continues.”
Staying Connected
Staying connected with your loved ones is one of the best things you can do for your mental wellbeing.
If you or someone you know would like to offer virtual entertainment to our residents in the form of music, dance or even painting classes, please reply back to this email and let us know!
Blue Carpet Farewells
We are overjoyed to share this months Blue Carpet Farewells! We wish our departing patients well, and thank our amazing staff for their dedication and hard work.
