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That’s what Lifespark CEO Joel Theisen and LeadingAge President & CEO Katie Smith Sloan answered in a Q&A in Modern Healthcare.
The healthcare industry is facing a wide variety of challenges—and solutions aren’t always straightforward shared the reporter, David May. The number of people age 65 and older in the U.S. is projected to rise from more than 56 million now to over 73 million by 2030. Their care needs will grow along with their numbers. So, what’s ahead for the senior care sector?
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In Elder Care Review, Angie McAllister, Senior Director, Joyful Living & Community Well-Being, shares how Lifespark is rethinking well-being in senior living. Early in her career as a CNA, Angie saw how easily care environments could become focused on tasks and routines while overlooking the fundamental human need for connection and belonging. In this feature, […]
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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 […]
