Long-Term Care and Senior Living Employers Increase Retention by Reducing Employees’ Financial Stress CLEVELAND, Aug. 28, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — In the ongoing evolution of its cloud-based software suite to solve workforce challenges in healthcare, OnShift® today announced a new mobile app to help employees improve work-life balance. OnShift Wallet powered by PayActiv gives long-term care and senior living providers
Second Community Added to New Perspective Roster within Two Months MINNEAPOLIS – (Aug. 23, 2017) — New Perspective Senior Living announced today that it is officially opening the doors of its West Fargo development to new residents. New Perspective – West Fargo is the second community the family-owned company has opened within the last two months, and its first in North
By: Amy Hocker UPDATED: AUG 20 2017 10:40PM CDT FARIBAULT, Minn. (KMSP) – Three times a day at New Perspectives Senior Living, 60-year-old Scott Young proudly upholds his reputation as “the guy who never misses a meal.” It’s even more impressive because for Scott, simple things like eating don’t come easy. Nine years ago, Scott–who’s epileptic–lost the use of his left arm and leg after complications
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., (Jul 10, 2017) —New Perspective Senior Living, a senior living company based in Minneapolis, Minn., announced today that Red Rock Senior Living in Woodbury, Minn., will become New Perspective – Woodbury. The company also announced that it would be assuming day-to-day operations of the senior community effective immediately. “This is our first community on the east side of
By Colton Pool , West Fargo Pioneer, on Jun 21, 2017 at 5:48 a.m. Doug Anderson couldn’t help but think about his 80-year-old mother-in-law when she was alone at home. She’s “not living life” with that loneliness, he said. It’s people like her he wants to help as the vice president of marketing for New Perspective Senior Living, which opened part
by SARAH JACKSON / EDITOR@MNGOODAGE.COM As seen in Minnesota Good Age, April 10, 2017 When it comes to memory loss, not all older adults fit neatly into the typical housing categories of independent living, assisted living or memory care. Some older adults have only mild problems with memory or what is known as mild cognitive impairment or MCI. In these cases,