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EMERGENCY PLANNING AND PREPAREDNESS EVOLVE IN SENIOR LIVING How the all-hazards approach is the new norm in an age of new and unexpected risks.


DEPARTMENTS OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE


40 Borrowing from baseball, Pegasus Senior Living takes a new approach to hiring executive directors.


WORKFORCE DEVELOPEMENT


43 Learn how one standout worker navigated the immigration process.


HEART OF SENIOR LIVING


50 Residents who paint and create other art share their joy from doing so.


7 EDITOR'S LETTER 36 WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP 46 THOUGHT LEADER 48 EQUITY & INCLUSION 53 ARGENTUM ADVOCATES 54 PEOPLE AND PLACES


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DISASTER MANAGEMENT


When it comes to disaster management, relationships really matter.


21


CYBER AWARENESS


A new age for cybersecurity heightens the risk for senior living.


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SENIOR LIVING EXECUTIVE


CONFERENCE 2023 WRAP-UP


Argentum's annual conference was the focal point for all things senior living.


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