Foresight Radio

[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.

Foresight Radio Producer Pam McDonald elicits a number of marketing tips from Wendy O’Donovan Phillips, CEO of Big Buzz, Inc., that communities can use to kick-start the new year. Wendy’s firm has helped clients get big results for over 13 years. She also offers a free copy of her book, Flourish, that’s packed with winning strategies to achieve ultimate marketing results. Simply text the word SENIOR to 31996 for a free digital copy. Listen to the episode today; and learn more about Big Buzz on their website.

Teddy Helfrich, Sales VP for Welcome Home, introduces their purpose-build for senior living CRM to Pam McDonald, Foresight Radio’s Producer. Teddy says, “First and foremost, we wanted Welcome Home to be super easy to use and be happy with; even dare I say, love it. Executives get all this great reporting, great insight for business decisions. That's kind of the secret sauce.” Listen to the episode where Teddy details the numerous benefits to be gained from a CRM your staff loves; and visit their website.

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Cheryl Wilson, CEO of St. Paul’s Senior Services, provides details about PACE to Foresight Publisher Steve Moran, explaining how this all-inclusive care program allows frail, low-income elders to remain in their homes.

When you're faced with a crisis or a major challenge, you have a team and everyone on that team can contribute. The leader does not have to do it all themselves,” says Bill Pickhardt, COO of John Knox Village in Pompano, Florida. He shares this and other “learning nuggets” in an interview with Foresight Radio Producer Pam McDonald about the community’s experience with the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Listen to the interview here. Learn more about John Knox Village here

Our own Senior Living Foresight Publisher Steve Moran discusses his first book, Lead Don’t Manage, with Podcast Producer Pam McDonald. He provides practical leadership advice and says, “Life is just better for everybody when the people who are part of an organization love what they do. Good leaders wake up every day and say, ‘How can I make the best possible day for the team I’m leading?’ Then, it’s hard to go wrong.” Learn more by listening to the episode HERE.

Kathy Parry, a productivity expert, gives Podcast Producer Pam McDonald tips that senior living leaders can use to improve their own and their team’s resilience. Her framework for reducing stress helps lift the fog of “pandemic brain”. Download Kathy’s Resilience Tool Kit here, learn more about Kathy at her website; and listen today to the podcast.

Brian McWade, Connected Living’s CTO explains to Pam McDonald, Senior Living Foresight’s Podcast Producer how their enterprise engagement platform solves 3 of today’s critical senior living problems: lonely residents, worried families, and overwhelmed staff. With its 9 core solutions and 50+ featured programs, which can be purchased as needed, it is a one-stop tech shop. Learn more by listening to the episode HERE; visit Connected Living’s website HERE