Through her company Savvy Seniors, Abbie Richie offers tech support and training programs on computers, Smartphones, tablets, and other devices to senior living residents. Abbie says, "Senior Savvy comes in to relieve the tech stress so seniors can thrive in today's world. We get a lot of calls for help from adult children, too.” Find out about the program Senior Savvy offers senior communities. Listen to the episode today. 

Chip Conley, founder of the Modern Elder Academy (MEA) unveils for Steve Moran, Senior Living Foresight Publisher, the next iteration of senior living -- regenerative communities. These communities, Chip explains, are designed so residents can contribute to regenerating 1) the soil, 2) their soul, 3) the community, and 4) the locale. Learn all the details. Listen today.

Senior Living Foresight’s Chief Strategist Lola Rain and Foresight Radio Producer Pam McDonald talk sales and marketing. Lola points out that there may be a disconnect if the salespeople and the marketers don’t understand what each other’s jobs really are. Learn more about the mindset and skills needed for building a collaborative team that gets move-ins.

Comedian Dani Modisett’s mother fell into a deep depression following her move into a memory care community and Dani couldn’t snap her out of it. But, Dani said, “I really love to take difficult subject matter and get people to laugh. It opens up a conversation.” That idea led Dani to found Laughter on Call in her mother’s honor to offer comedy-based dementia caregiver training and lots of programs for seniors. Listen today to Dani’s story and visit her website at LaughterOnCall.com.

Developer-owner Paul Griffin of Griffin Senior Living along with Michael Ferguson, founding partner of Theater DNA, are reinventing community interiors to pump up the energy and vibrancy. They want to surprise and delight residents through the magic of the theater to transform static interiors by bringing the outside world in. Listen today to discover how they’re reimagining life in senior communities.

College senior and Foresight intern Emma Meads tells Pam McDonald, Foresight Radio Producer, she is sold on the industry and hopes to make it her career. She says, "I found a part-time job during college as a server in a senior living community and I fell in love with it. I think it was the people I worked with, their compassion and patience. Your coworkers are in the industry for the same reason — we just have a passion and a love for it.” Discover what excites Emma about senior living and what she already thinks could be improved. Listen today. 

On Foresight Radio, Jack Sterne, principal with Lumenant, discusses how building environments can affect residents’ health. He tells Steve Moran, founder and publisher of Senior Living Foresight, “The interesting thing about healthy buildings is so much of it is actually invisible.” Listen today to learn what you can do to improve the health of your buildings and your residents

A flexible working schedule is the #1 desire of healthcare clinicians, says Rob Crowe, Founder and CEO of Matchwell. In an interview with Foresight Radio Producer Pam McDonald, Rob details how Matchwell connects a growing number of flex job seekers with companies that have gig work available. "It’s direct and transparent," he explains. “And, at the end of the day, this is about revolutionizing an industry and doing it together." Listen to the podcast today  Discover more about Matchwell at www.WeMatchwell.com.

[Recorded a few days prior to the inauguration.]

What should the senior living industry expect from the Biden Administration and the new 117th Congress? Listen as Argentum Public Affairs SVP Maggie Elehwany gives Foresight Radio Producer Pam McDonald the lowdown.Listen to the episode here; join “Argentum Advocates” at its website.

Foresight Radio Producer Pam McDonald talks about tiny houses with Andrew Constantino, assistant program manager for the Low-Income Housing Institute (LIHI) in Seattle. Andrew describes the tiny house movement as a loose coalition of people who are interested in a more simplistic lifestyle. Listen to the episode today. Click to earn more about LIHI.