Current and prospective long-term care residents, as well as their families and friends expect the interior of the facility to be welcoming, clean and comfortable. In fact, cleanliness is related to the perceived quality of the care delivered to those who live in...
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to carpet care, even for facilities of a certain type. However, it is possible for facility managers of long-term care facilities to implement a carpet cleaning program that works for the specific needs of their organization....
There are many factors for facility managers and other leaders to consider when installing new flooring in an environment like a school, hotel or long-term care facility. These include lifespan, environmental impact, construction and durability, appearance and stain...
Long-term care centers, which include nursing homes, assisted living facilities and continuing care retirement communities offer residents relaxing environments complete with dining halls, individual rooms or apartments, art education and music centers and more....
Long-term care facilities must manage many different tasks that impact resident and visitor satisfaction, including carpet care. Flooring is often the first thing people notice upon entering a facility, and as a result, its appearance can have a long-term and...
While many Baby Boomers today are providing care for their aging loved ones, this generation is preparing to enter the ranks of the old as well. Baby Boomers, defined by those born between 1946 and 1964, are estimated to control 70% of all disposable income in the...
As businesses reopen following the novel coronavirus pandemic, it is essential for building service contractors and facility managers to understand and embrace the new expectations around cleanliness. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Coronavirus...