In December, Jacquelyn Kung, Bob Kramer, and Ed Frauenheim published a column in McKnight’s Senior Living discussing the 5 critical CEO skills needed for the future of aging services. These included personal depth, operational savvy, industry awareness, government smarts and megatrend acumen. In response to the column, many readers asked for advice on how to […]
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Nexus founder and Fellow Bob Kramer set the tone of this year’s Senior Living Innovation Forum by kicking off the first day of the conference with a provocative keynote speech. “Are we being bold enough?” asked Kramer. “No. The industry demands a significant shakeup.”
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In a recent op-ed in The Hill, Nexus Insights Fellows Anne Tumlinson, David Grabowski and Robert Kramer, raise an important point that has been missing from recent discussions around transforming long-term care following the pandemic. The proposed infrastructure investment is necessary but not sufficient.
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We have an outdated, crumbling infrastructure in nursing homes. We have non-existent infrastructure in home and community-based services (HCBS). And we have millions of older adults living longer, many of whom will need services and supports.
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Nursing home operators will rightly point to chronic underfunding and the failure to address the real costs of long-term care for poor, frail seniors on Medicaid. Their critics will demand more regulation and enforcement, higher staffing requirements and better wages. Some will argue that any additional funding for long-term care should go to home and community-based services.
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“The American long-term care system, particularly in skilled nursing facilities, has been exposed as deeply flawed, chronically underfunded, and in need of reform.” This bold statement is from Robert Kramer, Founder and Fellow of Nexus Insights. Kramer delves deeply into the urgent problems facing nursing homes that have been spotlighted on the national stage by the pandemic and its tragic death toll among nursing home residents and staff.
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“They’re coming for our space,” said Sarah Thomas, CEO of Delight by Design, and a Nexus Insights Fellow. “Those of us in senior living and senior care need to lift our heads to see what’s coming. We need to see how we can be part of creating what’s ahead of us.”
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Bob Kramer believes that, as difficult as it is, the pandemic is a “huge opportunity” that shouldn’t be wasted. He was invited to share his thoughts on the pandemic and its impact on seniors housing with Susan Ryan of The Green House Project in this week’s Elevate Eldercare podcast. Kramer is the President and Founder […]
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A Guide for Cultivating CEO Skills in the Aging Services Industry
/in Blog, Senior Living Industry/by Nexus InsightsIn December, Jacquelyn Kung, Bob Kramer, and Ed Frauenheim published a column in McKnight’s Senior Living discussing the 5 critical CEO skills needed for the future of aging services. These included personal depth, operational savvy, industry awareness, government smarts and megatrend acumen. In response to the column, many readers asked for advice on how to […]
Are We Being Bold Enough? Bob Kramer Keynotes SLIF 2021
/in Aging, Blog, Events, Nexus Insights, Senior Living Industry/by Nexus InsightsNexus founder and Fellow Bob Kramer set the tone of this year’s Senior Living Innovation Forum by kicking off the first day of the conference with a provocative keynote speech. “Are we being bold enough?” asked Kramer. “No. The industry demands a significant shakeup.”
America’s long-term care infrastructure: A road to nowhere – Op-ed in the Hill co-authored by Nexus Insights
/in Blog, Financing, Infrastructure, Policy, Senior Living Industry/by Nexus InsightsIn a recent op-ed in The Hill, Nexus Insights Fellows Anne Tumlinson, David Grabowski and Robert Kramer, raise an important point that has been missing from recent discussions around transforming long-term care following the pandemic. The proposed infrastructure investment is necessary but not sufficient.
Foresight TV: Bob Kramer & Anne Tumlinson – What Does HCBS Mean For LTC?
/in Blog, Policy, Senior Living Industry, Skilled Nursing/by Nexus InsightsWe have an outdated, crumbling infrastructure in nursing homes. We have non-existent infrastructure in home and community-based services (HCBS). And we have millions of older adults living longer, many of whom will need services and supports.
The Future of Long-Term Care Depends on Trust, Transparency, Liability Relief – Bob Kramer
/in COVID-19, Skilled Nursing, Uncategorized/by Nexus InsightsNursing home operators will rightly point to chronic underfunding and the failure to address the real costs of long-term care for poor, frail seniors on Medicaid. Their critics will demand more regulation and enforcement, higher staffing requirements and better wages. Some will argue that any additional funding for long-term care should go to home and community-based services.
Seize the moment: Bob Kramer lays out path for meaningful reform in nursing homes in new Health Affairs blog
/in Blog, Policy, Senior Living Industry/by Nexus Insights“The American long-term care system, particularly in skilled nursing facilities, has been exposed as deeply flawed, chronically underfunded, and in need of reform.” This bold statement is from Robert Kramer, Founder and Fellow of Nexus Insights. Kramer delves deeply into the urgent problems facing nursing homes that have been spotlighted on the national stage by the pandemic and its tragic death toll among nursing home residents and staff.
Let’s Quit Talking to Ourselves: Sarah Thomas and Bob Kramer on the Future of Senior Living
/in Blog, COVID-19, Senior Living Industry/by Nexus Insights“They’re coming for our space,” said Sarah Thomas, CEO of Delight by Design, and a Nexus Insights Fellow. “Those of us in senior living and senior care need to lift our heads to see what’s coming. We need to see how we can be part of creating what’s ahead of us.”
Opportunities and Disruptive Moments: an Elevate Eldercare Podcast
/in Blog/by Nexus InsightsBob Kramer believes that, as difficult as it is, the pandemic is a “huge opportunity” that shouldn’t be wasted. He was invited to share his thoughts on the pandemic and its impact on seniors housing with Susan Ryan of The Green House Project in this week’s Elevate Eldercare podcast. Kramer is the President and Founder […]