Thank goodness fall has finally showed up. I mean who doesn’t want cooler temperatures, pumpkin spice lattes and of course college football Saturdays. Changes in seasons are so important. Anything, not just seasons, lasting too long can simply be TOO MUCH. My fellow healthcare peeps may be saying, “well long-term care seems to have been … Read More
A favorite memory possessed by many is the innocence of childhood. The simplicity of playtime and connecting with others also includes the memory of candy and other treats. “Now or Later” is a sweet treat that has been around since 1919. The theme suggests the enjoyment of candy now, or even saving some of it … Read More
Eligible staff at healthcare facilities that participate in Medicare and Medicaid are now required to get the COVID-19 vaccination. That includes all Nexion Health facilities. The Biden-Harris administration issued an emergency regulation stating this requirement on Nov. 4. Nexion Health will ensure that all eligible staff are fully vaccinated by the deadline, which is Jan. … Read More
Dear Nexion Health Family, By now you have probably learned that COVID-19 vaccines are approved and ready for distribution to the healthcare workers and residents in long-term care. As an industry and personally as operators, we have long awaited this exciting and important news. We understand that some of you may be concerned about the … Read More
“I just felt closer to our residents and like I was really making a difference!” -Samantha Bass Clinical Liaison Early on it became evident that COVID-19 would require an “all hands-on deck” approach. Fortunately, this approach was not a foreign concept to Nexion Health. We were no stranger to emergency response and strategy, having a … Read More
2020 was to be one of celebration… Nexion Health would celebrate 20 years in April as a leader in long term care. The details were lined out, the party was set, invitations mailed and then a gift we never dreamed of came early. In early March, Nexion Health was first impacted by COVID-19. Not a … Read More