12/19/2024 - By Celia Nofsinger
We are thrilled to share that director Stacey Craig, CPA, and senior manager, Cristine Torrefranca, CPA, have successfully graduated from ConvergenceCoaching’s 2023-2024 Fall Transformational Leadership Program™ (TLP).
12/9/2024 - By Jennifer Ziolkowski, MBA, CLSSYB & Kelly Smith, PhD, CPHQ, CLSSBB
Quality improvement is an essential process for post-acute healthcare organizations. It allows them to enhance resident outcomes, increase operational efficiency, and maintain financial stability. But it’s not as easy as simply deciding to improve. In fact, implementing quality improvement initiatives—and keeping the momentum going—often comes with significant challenges.
12/9/2024 - By Jennifer Ziolkowski, MBA, CLSSYB & Kelly Smith, PhD, CPHQ, CLSSBB
In today's healthcare landscape, regulatory compliance is crucial for operational success and resident care. Healthcare organizations face complex regulations that can be challenging to navigate. Healthcare regulatory compliance consultants provide essential guidance to help organizations be proactive about meeting standards, avoiding penalties, and improving operations in general.
12/5/2024 - By Jennifer Ziolkowski, MBA, CLSSYB & Kelly Smith, PhD, CPHQ, CLSSBB
Post-acute healthcare organizations constantly strive to enhance patient outcomes, increase operational efficiency, and maintain regulatory compliance. However, many struggle to implement effective quality improvement initiatives due to a critical yet often overlooked factor: stakeholder communication. This article explores how stakeholder communication impacts quality improvement efforts and how you can leverage it to drive successful initiatives.
12/5/2024 - By Chase Sims
Phishing scams have become one of the most prevalent and dangerous forms of cyber attacks. These scams often involve tricking individuals into providing sensitive information, such as login credentials or financial details, by masquerading as a trustworthy entity. The sophistication of these attacks has increased significantly, making them harder to detect and prevent.