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In an industry striving to meet increasing demand, one home care provider is ramping up its growth while developing a differentiated model based on its culture.
Edina, Minnesota-based Lifespark, a provider of short- and long-term post-acute services in the metropolitan Twin Cities area, is banking on its philosophy of whole person senior care and will continue to carry it through its ongoing expansion.
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John O’Connor, Editorial Director for McKnight’s Senior Living just put pen to paper and wrote about Lifespark’s newly unveiled COMPLETE Senior Living model. In his piece, which is a highly prominent and respected column, John points to a senior living landscape scattered with the wreckage of can’t-miss projects that did exactly that. “Big ideas, bold […]
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In McKnight’s Senior Living, reporter Kimberly Bonvissuto shared Lifespark’s latest news. Joel Theisen said he wasn’t happy with the “broken rollercoaster” of serving older adults or the “lip service” the senior living industry seemed to be giving to the integration of senior housing and healthcare. So the Lifespark CEO decided to do something about it. The Minnesota-based senior […]
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Senior living facilities have improved over the years and are as diverse as the people who inhabit them. Now, they’re more than just a place to go — they’re a place to grow. That’s what Lifespark CEO Joel Theisen shared in a piece he wrote in Kiplinger. In my hometown, everybody called it the “old […]
