As CEO of an assisted living company that operates memory care facilities in multiple states, I continue to learn daily the importance of the things that we often overlook in favor of what we consider “more important” or “pressing”. When it comes to the quality of life for our residents I am often amazed at …
Grove Menus is committed to consistent growth and improvement. Below are two new exciting features that expand our already impressive capabilities. Fully Customizable Secondary Option – Available Now You now have the ability to substitute any recipe in our database as a secondary option, opening the world of potential within the Grove Menus program. To …
Shop Several Grocery Stores Every grocery store has what they call their “loss leaders”. These are items which the store sells at a loss. Stores typically advertise these items heavily, and they are a tool used to get you in the door. Stores also have items premium-priced where they make money. For instance in my …
The kitchen is one of the most important components of a successful skilled nursing/assisted living facility, and it presents one of the most undervalued opportunities for overall improvement in resident satisfaction. Not only are meals very important to residents, but the kitchen is a large expenditure for facilities in both food and labor. Surprisingly, many …
Your body has a bouncer and his name is A.C.E. Selenium. There is a constant, literal fight going on inside of you. Regular body functions as basic as breathing or any physical activity produce molecules called free radicals. These bad guys start a chain reaction in a cell. Left unchecked they can create conditions leading …
You’ve probably heard the term glycemic index but like many of us, you don’t know much about it. Glycemic Index (GI) is a measurement of the effect that carbohydrates have on blood sugar levels. Like golf, high is bad, low is good. Carbohydrates that break down quickly during digestion and rapidly release glucose (sugar) into …
