On this episode, we have Scott Middleton, the founder of Agape Hospice & SC House Calls. Scott began as a Methodist minister, and after seeing a deficiency in the senior healthcare system, he decided to do something about it. Scott has years of healthcare experience and is a forward thinker that loves innovation, especially when it comes to healthcare. Scott shares what he sees on the horizon in the healthcare industry. Enjoy our conversation with Scott Middleton.

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Sometimes we take ourselves a little too serious, and on this episode, we discuss how we can tap into the lighter side of life. Our guest on the LTC University Podcast is Glen Ward, a professional humorist & inspirational speaker. Glen shares about paying attention to the funny things that we often look over in our fast-paced environments. Enjoy our conversation with Glen Ward!  

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On this episode, we have Vanessa Bondurant from The South Carolina Chapter of The ALS Association speaking about this horrific decease we know as ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease. Vanessa shares about all the unique ways they serve people with ALS in South Carolina and across the country. Find out how we can all do our part in fighting this horrible disease. 

ALS Association

ALS Association, South Carolina Chapter

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The LTC University Podcast is so lucky to have Cindy Williams from Simply Seniors. Cindy is a geriatric care manager that helps families make tough decisions about their loved ones care. Cindy helps seniors get the care that they need at home or if they need to find placement in skilled, assisted & independent communities. Cindy has been an Assisted Living administrator and a licensed dementia specialist for years and brings a wealth of knowledge to help our senior population in South Carolina. Enjoy our conversation with Cindy Williams!   

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Show me good team work, and you will show me a successful organization. On this episode, we have a conversation with Debbie Spangler, The Senior Implementation Consultant at Agape Hospice. We discuss the importance of having a diverse team with differing personalities and skill sets. Debbie shares a powerful exercise she conducted at our Community Leadership Assembly that drove home the importance of great teamwork. Enjoy the podcast!

Doing the right thing in healthcare is what this episode is all about. Curt Ackerman is our guest from Tandem Health in Sumter, South Carolina. We caught up with Curt at one of his speaking engagements at, "Around The Table" a senior health fair. Curt has an incredible heart for serving people and loves his community. Enjoy our conversation with Curt Ackerman!   

Tandem Health Sumter

In this episode, we speak with the President of Spartanburg Methodist College, Scott Cochran about how vital your organization's culture is to its success. Scott is a dynamic leader that has been part of shaping and driving an influential culture at SMC. Enjoy the conversation!

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On this episode, we have a conversation with Social Worker, Carlton Smalls. Carlton is the Lead Social Worker for Agape Hospice in South Carolina. Our conversation centers around hospice and how social workers serve and help families through one of the toughest times of their life. Carlton shares how Social Workers are a crucial ingredient to the interdisciplinary team that hospice provides its patients and families. Enjoy the show!

No matter what business you are in it takes strategic Partnerships to get the job done, and Assisted Living is no different. On this episode, we have Sarah Deming the Executive Director at The Blake at Carnes Crossroads in Summerville, South Carolina. We also have Ambra McGuinn, the Director of Operations with South Carolina House calls and Dee Morris the Divisional Director as well. Our conversation centers around the partnership they are building to provide the very best care they can for seniors. We hope you enjoy this episode and it inspires you to form great partnerships in your organization.

We had the opportunity to sit down with Sarah Hopkins a Social Work Educator at Winthrop University. Before coming to Winthrop, Sarah taught at Binghamton University in the College of Community and Public Affairs. She believes in developing the whole student.  Due to this belief, she incorporates self-care practices into the classroom, making sure students develop and engage in self- care practice before becoming practitioners. Through this incorporation, Sarah hopes to help build social workers who are less apt to experience professional burnout. Enjoy this conversation with Sarah Hopkins!