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VOLUME 27, NUMBER 5


CONTENTS


32 38 IDEAS YOU CAN COUNT ON 8 42


Efficiency, engagement, and attention to supplies and costs are three big factors that are part of the quality equation. Here's guidance from experts on keeping your balance in challenging times. Plus: 30 tips to boost efficiency from housekeeping to strategic plans.


DEPARTMENTS


OPERATIONAL EXCE LLENCE


36 New toolkit from ENERGY STAR and Argentum helps you save on energy costs.


40 Change Agent: McKinsey partner John Means discusses changes in store for senior living with pandemic’s effect on the economy.


WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT


44 Communication, validation, empowerment, and more: Words to remember to help boost retention.


REDUCING ELECTRIC AND GAS COSTS WITHOUT FEELING THE BURN


Consultant shares top factors to look for when you work out an energy contract.


FINDING AND FIXING CYBERSECURITY LEAKS STARTS WITH EACH OF US


Cybercriminals can cost you. Thought Leader Diana Burley, Ph.D., of American University offers ways to protect your company and yourself.


SMALL STEPS


Getting diversity, equity, and inclusion programs started even when you’re strapped for resources: DEI consultant Lily Zheng tells how.


7 EDITOR'S LETTER


46 FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S DESK


48 THE HEART OF SENIOR LIVING


50 ARGENTUM ADVOCATES FOR YOU


54 PEOPLE AND PLACES


Be sure to visit argentum.org and subscribe to receive Argentum Daily, our daily e-newsletter, for access to the latest news, research, and initiatives related to senior living.


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