Carefully curated virtual roundtables
The SLIF MasterMind series connects senior housing leaders to help them make faster, better, more informed strategic decisions.
Take part in candid conversations, limited to 10-12 participants, that will help you validate concepts and explore new ideas and technologies, all from the comfort of your desk.
Upcoming Sessions:
Future Roundtables to be announced soon.
Past Sessions:
Embracing Experience Design in Senior Living
As the landscape changes, it’s important to take a fresh look at how your sales and marketing efforts can appeal to today’s prospective residents and their families in order to continue growing occupancy during the pandemic. Looking at your communities through the eyes of the consumer gives you an opportunity to refresh your message. During this session, we will highlight ways you can leverage technology to position your organization as an industry leader and enhance your residents’ experience.As senior living aspires to welcome a generation that prioritizes experiences more than just security and access to healthcare, it’s essential for many to providers to reimagine their programming. Join a select group of operators for a timely discussion on leveraging experience centered design principles to transform senior living.
Growing Occupancy post-COVID
Building and Protecting Your Online Reputation
Improving Resident Retention
Designing + Operating Healthier Communities
Hiring + Retaining Staff in the COVID Era
What was a major challenge for most operators pre-pandemic remains a critical pain point today, hiring and retaining qualified staff. Join a select group of your peers for a facilitated discussion on how to address this industry-wide challenge.
Sparking Purposeful Engagement
As we exit the pandemic, senior housing providers have an opportunity to design purposeful, resident-driven experiences that look nothing like standard engagement models. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on integrating purpose into the experience, and how new technologies can further amplify engagement for residents, family, and staff.
Getting Projects Back on Track
With heavier scrutiny from lenders and equity providers on deals of all shapes and sizes, groups must employ strategies that mitigate as much risk in the process as possible. Speed, accuracy, predictability is paramount. The complexity of these projects provides numerous opportunities to waste money. Senior housing leaders need to identify those areas upfront and constantly work to push through with accuracy to get to the finish line on time and on budget.
Advancing the Convergence of Healthcare + Senior Living
As we emerge from the pandemic, many operators are understanding that their main value proposition is predictive and preventive care. But in order to drive more needs-based move-ins, you need to be able to demonstrate positive outcomes to payors and health systems (ie: Data!). Join us for a discussion on how senior housing needs to pivot in order to thrive as part of the broader healthcare ecosystem.
Changing the Public’s Perception of Senior Living
There is no way to sugar coat it, months of news stories about outbreaks inside senior housing communities has impacted the public’s perception of our industry. Join us for an intimate discussion on strategies to shift the narrative and shine a positive light on senior housing.
Moving Projects Forward During Unpredictable Times
One constant moving into the era ahead is uncertainty. Senior housing leaders will need to ensure flexibility and maintain speed across their projects to keep costs down as the market rebounds.
Tackling Loneliness and Isolation
The pandemic and the restrictions imposed to contain the spread have exacerbated an already serious problem, social isolation and loneliness among seniors. Join us for a peer discussion on how to properly address this critical issue.
Reducing Costs While Accelerating Growth
One constant moving into the era ahead is uncertainty. Senior housing leaders will need to ensure flexibility and maintain speed across their projects to keep costs down as the market rebounds.