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People Worth Caring About

Peter Murphy Lewis

Most people overlook them. We won’t. On "People Worth Caring About," documentary producer Peter Murphy Lewis—creator of the hit series now streaming on smart TVs across the U.S.—and Jalene Carpenter, the long-term care visionary who helped build it, shine a light on the quiet heroes holding our communities together. From Nebraska, Ohio, New Mexico, and Kentucky, their stories come alive in four groundbreaking seasons—and continue here through raw, revealing conversations about dignity, trust,

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00:50:38

Innovation in LTC with Steve Lindsey, CEO of Garden...

People Worth Caring About ·

2021/06/28

In this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Steve Lindsey, CEO of Garden Spot Village, joins us to discuss how to approach innovation in the LTC industry. Building a Culture of Innovation To start the show, Steve describes innovation simply as “Applying resources and finding new ways to solve real problems.” He says people often overcomplicate innovation by confusing it with creativity, leading them to develop solutions for things that aren’t truly problems. Steve highlights the importance of

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00:58:58

Geriatrics and Person Centered Care with Mike...

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2021/06/21

On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Mike Wasserman, Past President of the California Association of LTC Medicine, joins us to share his insights on leadership and person centered care in the field of geriatrics. The Field of Geriatrics Mike explains that the difference between the geriatric approach to care and traditional primary care is that geriatrics focuses on the function and quality of life for patients rather than diagnosis, treatment, and cures. Taking a person centered approach to

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00:48:04

LTC Branding and Leadership with Stacey Pickering,...

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2021/06/14

On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Stacey Pickering, Executive Director at Mississippi Veterans Affairs, sits down with us to share his expertise on leadership and branding in the LTC industry. LTC Leadership Stacey points out the fact that you can never be static as a leader. Challenges will arise, you’ll find solutions for those challenges, and the cycle will repeat. The key is to always assess where the root causes of issues are and face them head-on. He also describes the importance of

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00:55:47

Elder Abuse Awareness and Prevention with Carol...

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2021/06/08

On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Carol Silver-Elliott, President and CEO at Jewish Home Family, sits down with us to discuss the ever-important issue of elder abuse and how we can increase awareness of this problem. Carol starts the episode by defining elder abuse as an intentional act by a trusted caregiver that does harm to an elderly person. This can include physical abuse, verbal abuse, emotional abuse, and also acts of neglect. She points out the sad reality that between 3.5 and 5

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00:49:44

Crisis Management in LTC with Melissa Orth, President...

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2021/05/31

The Learning Curve as a New LTC Leader On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Melissa Orth, President and CEO of The Legacy Senior Communities, sits down with us to discuss her journey into LTC and how her organization took the recent Texas power outage in stride. Melissa talks about her experience of transitioning from education to LTC, noting the skills she was able to reapply and the new knowledge she had to learn around regulations and requirements. She discusses the learning curve around

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00:33:35

The PACE Philosophy of Care with Stephanie Button, VP...

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2021/05/25

How PACE Organizations Deliver Care On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Stephanie Button, VP at PACE CNY, sits down with us to discuss what distinguishes a PACE organization from other LTC organizations. She also discusses how they navigated the challenges associated with the pandemic. Stephanie describes PACE as a philosophy of care that combines home-based care delivery with access to a day center for their patients. Acting as both a provider and payor source for long-term care, this

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00:41:15

Getting to Yes with Todd Andrews, President of the...

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2021/05/23

LTC Leadership and Problem Solving On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Todd Andrews, President of the CCRC Division at Asbury Communities Inc., sits down with us to share his experience of developing the people and LTC communities he has served. Todd says his guiding principle throughout his leadership journey has been the concept of “getting to yes.” In other words, how do we get to a point where we’re listening to the needs of our employees and giving them the proper resources in order for

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00:38:02

Predictable Quality Outcomes with Mark Klyczek,...

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2021/05/19

Quality Outcomes in LTC On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Mark Klyczek, President and CEO of Virginia Health Services, sits down with us to share his insight on creating predictable quality outcomes in LTC. When it comes to improving quality, Mark highlights the importance of focussing on small incremental improvements that lead to big lasting change. He notes that quality measures are much like an open-book test, meaning that there really shouldn’t be any surprises if you’re gathering and

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00:42:26

Organizational Leadership in LTC with Reed...

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2021/05/17

Communication as an LTC Leader On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Reed VanderSlik, President and CEO of Baptist Retirement Homes, sits down with us to discuss what effective organizational leadership looks like in our industry. Reed talks about his unique transition from working in the manufacturing industry to entering LTC, and touches on the challenges of understanding regulations and reimbursement as a newcomer to the industry. He shares the details of a tragic story involving coworkers,

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00:57:31

Preventive Medicine and Purpose in LTC with Dr. Roger...

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2021/05/12

Preventative Medicine On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Dr. Roger Landry, author of Live Long, Die Short, sits down with us to share his experience as a preventive medicine physician with the Air Force and in the LTC industry. Roger opens the episode by describing how his 22 years as an Air Force surgeon shaped his view of preventative medicine and successful aging. He notes that a big part of his success was being able to understand how lifestyle and social factors contributed to the

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00:43:29

Bioethics in LTC with Chris Wilson, Attorney and...

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2021/05/10

On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Chris Wilson, Attorney and Healthcare Ethics Consultant, sits down with us to share her insight on the state of bioethics in the LTC industry. Chris describes her journey of first becoming an RN, and then an attorney with a focus on bioethics. She shares that there’s often an overlap between bioethics issues and legal issues which need more attention from the LTC industry as a whole. Chris highlights the fact that the LTC industry is lagging behind other

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00:36:32

Tips for Young LTC Administrators with Joe Mason,...

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2021/05/03

Challenges as a Young Leader in LTC In this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Joe Mason, Administrator of Prairie Manor, sits down with us to share his experience of being a young leader in the LTC Industry. At only 28 years of age, Joe already has many years under his belt as a successful LTC administrator. He shares that building confidence as a young leader is a process, and that there’s always a little bit of imposter syndrome you have to work through. These insecurities, however, can help you

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00:40:08

LTC Marketing Admissions with Greg Byrge and Jamilyn...

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2021/04/26

Challenges of LTC Marketing Admissions In this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Greg Byrge, Executive Director at Wesley, and Jamilyn Bloodworth, Director of Marketing Admissions at Wesley, sit down with us to share their deep knowledge of marketing in the LTC industry. We discuss the challenges that smaller LTC facilities such as Wesley face in concerns with marketing admissions and highlight the importance of letting your marketing director have full autonomy so they can do their job

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00:46:47

Dynamics of a Family-Run LTC Facility with Lisa and...

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2021/04/19

Managing a Family-Run LTC Facility On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Lisa Leatherwood, Administrator of Silver Bluff Village, and Ally Leatherwood, CNA at Silver Bluff Village, join us to discuss their experience of managing and working at their family-run LTC facility. Lisa is the third-generation operator at Silver Bluff Village and she describes how leadership qualities and skills get passed down through generations. She notes that it’s a process of taking the best qualities from past

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00:37:56

Capturing Our Elders’ Stories with Sky Bergman,...

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2021/04/12

Asking the Right Questions On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Sky Bergman, Director of Lives Well Lived sits down with us to discuss her documentary and the fruitful insights that came from it. Sky outlines her inspiration for the film and highlights the importance of having the right questions and framework to start from when capturing the stories of elders. She notes that if your LTC facility wants to start a similar process of gaining insight from your residents, it’s best to take it

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00:49:49

LTC Legal Counsel and Affiliations with Glenn Fox,...

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2021/04/05

LTC Affiliations and Acquisitions On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Glenn Fox, Executive VP - Legal, Compliance, Risk Management, and General Counsel at ACTS Retirement-Life Communities, sits down with us to share his legal and financial expertise in the LTC industry. Glenn outlines the differences between non-profit LTC acquisitions and affiliations, describing why organizations would choose one over the other, or a combination of both. He discusses the main reasons organizations would

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01:00:52

Leading by Example in LTC with Erica Knepper,...

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2021/03/31

Empowering Staff and Residents On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Erica Knepper, Director of Business Development/RN Consultant at Holgate Center, sits down with us to talk about her many career transitions and the associated challenges of becoming a young female leader in the LTC industry. Erica shares what it takes to be an effective leader in LTC, noting that being willing to do what you’re asking of others is a key aspect of leadership. In order to empower the people you’re managing or

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00:52:12

Problem Solving through Change Management with...

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2021/03/17

Change Management in LTC In this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Annette Greely, President and CEO at Jones-Harrison Residence, shares her experience of improving LTC facilities through effective change management. She says that although some LTC facilities look good on paper, you need to enter those facilities with “eyes wide open,” taking an honest look at what needs to be improved. She shares how she addresses change with leaders that are stuck in their ways by finding a balance between

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00:49:46

Care Coordination and Leadership in LTC with Barbara...

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2021/03/03

LTC Care Coordination In this episode of the LTC Heroes Podcast, Barbara Klick, CEO at Sholom Community Alliance, shares her expertise around care coordination and effective leadership in acute care and LTC. Barbara discusses how her business knowledge paired with her clinical experience allows her to balance high-quality clinical care with meeting financial objectives. She explores the importance of aligning with an organization’s values as a CEO and highlights the emphasis that Sholom puts on

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00:53:39

Interoperability in LTC with Scott Stuewe, President...

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2021/03/01

Healthcare Interoperability In this episode of the LTC Heroes Podcast, Scott Stuewe, President and CEO of DirectTrust, shares his insight on improving interoperability for the healthcare industry and LTC facilities. He describes the current approaches to interoperability, what needs to change, and the ongoing challenges the healthcare system faces in this regard. Scott points out that the LTC industry is behind in their interoperability efforts due to facilities not being obligated to integrate

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