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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 our latest opinion piece in MN Good Age, Lifespark taps research in a new study that points to what older adults really want. Health care is at a crossroads. As it relates to aging and senior health, it’s no surprise really. Behind the current shift is a generation notorious for shaking up significant change […]
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The problem is, we’ve become so preoccupied with surplus safety at all times for seniors that we have stripped away too many of the surprises and unexpected twists that make life worth living. In an opinion piece in MinnPost, Joel Theisen, Lifespark CEO, had a few things to say about why seniors should take a […]
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In an article in Home Health Care News, Andrew Donlan, reporter, shared, “Home-based care providers hungry for value-based care arrangements have recently been disillusioned by the process of trying to find those arrangements. While they’ve been told value-based care is the way to go, they often end up finding that health systems and payers aren’t […]
