SIGHTS AND SOUNDS FROM THE 2018 ARGENTUM SENIOR LIVING EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE INTRODUCING NEW INITIATIVES
The conference served as a launching pad for two new Argentum initiatives: Senior Living Works and Senior Living IQ.
Argentum’s Senior Living Works initiative is intended to mobilize the senior living industry and increase awareness of the senior living career fi eld, while supporting the retention and advancement of current employees. At
seniorliving.works, you’ll fi nd the tools and resources to support your
recruitment campaigns. The initiative will continue to evolve, providing expanded information on educational and growth opportunities for current employees and future job seekers.
“Senior Living Works promises to be a great tool for operators seeking to recruit new talent or bring best in class training to existing team members. The timing could not be better.” — Bill Pettit, R.D. Merrill Company president & COO,
and chair of Argentum’s workforce development committee
Sign up to be a Senior Living Works Ambassador at
seniorliving.works.
@SrLivingWorks
The Senior Living IQ initiative, led by Argentum, is focused on supporting the ongoing investment in quality of life for residents of senior living communities. Senior Living IQ off ers an informational website at
seniorlivingiq.org with industry best practices and resources for the fi rst phase of the initiative, which focuses on resident safety. As the scope expands, other high-risk areas will be addressed including emergency preparedness, medication management, and memory care.
“Through this project, Argentum and it members are leading the way and the outcome will be better care of seniors and a better seniors housing industry over the long term.”
— John Moore, Atria Senior Living chairman and CEO, and chair or Argentum's quality improvement commitee
Visit
seniorlivingiq.org and commit to investing in quality. @SeniorLivingIQ
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