McKnight's September 3, 2024
Heidi Hendrix

Nursing homes have undergone a significant transformation in recent years, evolving from primarily long-term care facilities for the elderly to increasingly clinical environments addressing medical complexities.

Today’s nursing homes are handling a wide range of medical, psychological and social needs, resembling mini hospitals in many ways. As the Chief Nursing Officer of Centers Health Care, I have witnessed firsthand the remarkable evolution of patient care within our system. This trend has pushed us to enhance our clinical capabilities and staff expertise to meet these demanding care needs of the seniors we serve throughout our 45 facilities.

Just as impactful, the demographics of nursing home residents have shifted dramatically in recent years, necessitating specialized care. As a dedicated post-acute healthcare...

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