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A new care coordination program to predict and address the health needs of North Memorial’s elderly patients is different from prior attempts, its leaders said, in one key way.
“This time its going to work!” proclaimed Joel Theisen, chief executive of Lifespark, the St. Louis Park-based elder care provider that has joined with North Memorial in the effort.
Read on for the full story featured in Star Tribune…
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Last week, WCCO/CBS Minnesota featured Cedar Creek Senior Living’s cheerleading team, with reporter Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield visiting the community for a look at the Cheetahs in action. The team was one of 15 competitors in the Cheer Nationals this summer and is among eight teams advancing to the finals this fall. The story quickly gained momentum, […]
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In a feature on CBS Minnesota (WCCO), reporter Susan Elizabeth Littlefield introduced viewers to the Cedar Creek Cheetahs—a cheerleading team with an age gap of roughly 80 years between its youngest and oldest members. Cheer is the newest addition to Lifespark’s SPARK Performance League, a first-of-its-kind senior sports league where communities form teams and compete […]
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In a MedCity News opinion piece, Joel Theisen, RN, BSN, CEO and Founder of Lifespark, described the revolving door at the center of Medicare Advantage—and why it’s costing seniors more than it’s helping them. Medicare Advantage has become the dominant way older Americans receive healthcare, but the program still lacks one key ingredient: a long-term […]
