ASSIGNMENT 7: LEADERSHIP - LEADERSLIVE! IN 45

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2 Pages. No Plagisrism. Due in 24 hour.s3/5/2021 Assignment 7: Leadership - LeadersLIVE! in 45 https://wsu.instructure.com/courses/1444797/assignments/5866049?module_item_id=11938754 1/2 Assignment 7: Leadership - LeadersLIVE! in 45 Due Sunday by 11:59pm Points 25 Submitting a text entry box or a file upload Available after Mar 1 at 12am Assignment Rubric Submit Assignment Review the LeadersLIVE! in 45 recordings from each week and answer the following: What was the biggest takeaway from each presentation for you regarding the business of senior living? Did the speaker’s information complement or contradict the information presented in class for that week’s topic? How did the speaker influence your further consideration of senior living as a possible career option? What leadership lesson did you glean from each speaker that you would like to incorporate into your own style? Which presenter had the biggest impact on you and why? 3/5/2021 Assignment 7: Leadership - LeadersLIVE! in 45 https://wsu.instructure.com/courses/1444797/assignments/5866049?module_item_id=11938754 2/2 Total Points: 25 Criteria Ratings Pts 10 pts 10 pts 5 pts Coverage of all assignment elements/prompts 10 to >8.0 pts Exemplary Your response is tailored to the assignment prompts and organized in the clearest way possible. 8 to >4.0 pts Adequate Your response is tailored to the prompts, but expansion and/or organization could be improved. 4 to >0.0 pts Incomplete Several requirements of the prompts have not been met, or your lack of organization is distracting. 0 pts No Marks Personal reflection and critical thinking 10 to >8.0 pts Exemplary Your response answers the question fully and demonstrates reflective effort and critical thinking. 8 to >4.0 pts Adequate Your response generally answers the question and/or demonstrates some reflective effort and critical thinking. 4 to >0.0 pts Incomplete Your response does not answer the question and/or demonstrates little or no reflective effort or critical thinking. 0 pts No Marks Formatting, grammar, and mechanics 5 to >4.0 pts Exemplary Your sentence structure is complete, with correct spelling, punctuation, and capitalization and varied diction and word choice. Your assignment length is correct, with sources correctly cited. 4 to >2.0 pts Adequate Your sentence structure has minor errors (fragments, run- ons), with correct spelling, punctuation, and capitalization but limited diction and word choice. Your assignment length is correct, with sources correctly cited. 2 to >0.0 pts Incomplete Your sentence structure has serious and persistent errors in sentence fluency, spelling, punctuation, and/or word choice. Your assignment length is inadequate, with several citation errors, or lack of citations. 0 pts No Markswww.aegisliving.com | Washington State University Sales and Marketing Class December 2, 2020 www.aegisliving.com | 2 Today, We Will Learn about… Industry Segments Who Is Our Customer How we Sell and Message Our Brand Adapting to COVID www.aegisliving.com | SEGMENTS OF INDUSTRY Independent Living Assisted Living Memory Care 3 Skilled Nursing www.aegisliving.com | History of Senior Housing www.aegisliving.com | Redefining How Senior Housing Feels www.aegisliving.com | WHO IS OUR CUSTOMER? IS IT DAD OR HIS DAUGHTER? www.aegisliving.com | FAMILIES ARE COMPLEX!!! www.aegisliving.com | HOW DO WE SELL & MESSAGE OUR BRAND? 8 www.aegisliving.com | Who We Are – Culture 9 www.aegisliving.com | TRUST www.aegisliving.com | MARKETING vs SALES • Marketing is everything you do to reach and persuade prospects to your community. – Lead generation • Sales is everything that you do to convert prospects to customers www.aegisliving.com | Where Do Leads Come From? How Do Families Learn About Us? Drive By past our communities Friends and Family- WORD of Mouth Referrals Physicians, Hospitals and Skilled Nursing, Fire Dept Website Community; Library, Churches, Clubs, Direct Advertising Campaigns- Newspaper, Social Media, Direct Mail 12 Competitors www.aegisliving.com | What Type of Brand Are We? 13 www.aegisliving.com | Our Brand Purpose 14www.aegisliving.com | Embrace Possibilities We create magical moments by embracing possibilities in every individual www.aegisliving.com | 15www.aegisliving.com | People do not buy goods and services. They buy relations, stories and magic. – SETH GODIN www.aegisliving.com | 16 We bring joy and loving care to those you love most. www.aegisliving.com | Build trust and intimacy with residents and their families. Give hope where there is often despair. How Do We Live Our Brand Purpose? 17 www.aegisliving.com | Aegis Experience That Sets Our Brand Apart… 18 Quality of Life We make the most of each moment with each person, every day Emotional Connection Best LIVING Experience Superior Care Best Life Enrichment program Exceptional Dining Experience Beautifully and Purposefully designed buildings Culture of SERVICE www.aegisliving.com | Sales Process – Inquiry Development & Management Meaningful Engagements: 15-20 touches with the prospect before a MOVE IN 19 Phone Calls TOURS Assessment 1-3.5 months before an inquiry becomes a move in TRUST UNIQUE TOUCHES Counseling/ Coaching RELATIONSHIP www.aegisliving.com | 20 www.aegisliving.com | Communication. www.aegisliving.com | www.aegisliving.com | 23www.aegisliving.com | People will forget what you said. People will forget what you did. But pLeaders LIVE! in 45 Senior Living Insurance: The Operational and Clinical Risk Impact February 16, 2021 John Atkinson, Tara Clayton, Rhonda DeMeno – Willis Towers Watson © 2021 Willis Towers Watson. All rights reserved. willistowerswatson.com 0 Presenters John Atkinson Executive Vice Present and Managing Director [email protected] Rhonda DeMeno, RN, BS, MPM, A-IPC Director Clinical Risk Services [email protected] © 2021 Willis Towers Watson. All rights reserved. Proprietary and Confidential. For Willis Towers Watson and Willis Towers Watson client use only. 1 Tara Clayton, JD Senior Claim Consultant [email protected] willistowerswatson.com John 1 2 © 2021 Willis Towers Watson. All rights reserved. Proprietary and Confidential. For Willis Towers Watson and Willis Towers Watson client use only. willistowerswatson.com 2 Willis Towers Watson Senior Living Center of Excellence 500,000units 100clients Our Focus: Minimize Risk around resident and employee safety and health Operational Excellence Drive down Cost of Risk Factors NOI and Enterprise Value Improvement Extended Risk Team 40 billion assets managed by the Center of Excellence Of ASHA Top 50 Owners Of ASHA Top 50 Operators Of Argentum Largest Providers 50\% 48\% 23\% © 2019 Willis Towers Watson. All rights reserved. Proprietary and Confidential. For Willis Towers Watson and Willis Towers Watson client use only. Our clients represent Our team represents 521 years risk management experience 260 years of dedicated senior living experience 35+ Devoted team members 31 Professional designations Center of Excellence Consistent annual growth driven by industry specialization and creative problem solvers Practice Formed 2000 willistowerswatson.com 3 3 Spalte1 23 77 Spalte1 50 50 Spalte1 48 52 Risk Manager A professional who continually assesses and minimizes various risk to staff, residents, and the public Hold wide variety of titles and work in a cross-section organizations Utilize number of disciplines to reduce organizational losses Proactive techniques to mitigate or prevent losses Driven by quality measurements, legal and compliance Focus on objective measurable goals Assist with incident management involving daily problems, and major unexpected events Integral part of delivering safe and trusted health care Healthcare Risk Manager The Role of Administrators, Director of Nursing, Executive Directors © 2021 Willis Towers Watson. All rights reserved. Proprietary and Confidential. For Willis Towers Watson and Willis Towers Watson client use only. 4 willistowerswatson.com Rhonda 4 Senior Living Clinical Risk Resident Falls - #1 area of claim activity Outcomes Reduced quality of life Fractures: hip, skull, arm etc. Other soft tissue injuries Brain trauma Death Factors that trigger falls Intrinsic Effects from aging on gait, balance, strCare and Services 999 3rd Ave ᛫ Suite 4550 ᛫ Seattle (800) 327-3490 ᛫ LeisureCare.com Senior Housing Presentation prepared on 1/25/2021 WSU presentation Presenters Holli Korb Operations Director Meghna Davidson Operations Director Senior Housing Industry Growing population & Growing need Levels of Care Whether a move is made to senior housing for socialization, basic house duties, or for care related to physical or cognitive impairment – we can tailor based on just what the resident needs! Assisted living assists with items such as bathing, dressing, transfers, mobility assistance, medication assistance and coordination with other services. Memory care assist with not only physical care items, but also cognitive. Keeping the resident safe, engaged and well cared for. Our program uses a combination of our residents life story and our seven pillars of wellness to ensure that your loved one is comfortable, cared for, and celebrated in their individualized way. Choosing a community that offers a continuum of care will allow you to stay in your community, and often even in your own apartment if needs change over time and you find that you want some extra help. It’s just another way that our communities serve you. Services Network of Care Care Coordination Complex process that includes multiple members https://www.ahcancal.org/Assisted-Living/Facts-and-Figures/Documents/State\%20Facts/Washington-AL.pdf 6 Nurse Assessment On-going Care planning Resident Community Care Team Outside HealthCare Providers Physician and Specialists Family Regulatory Oversight State Entity Center of Medicaid Fair Housing American Disability Association Employee Focused Department of Social Services/Aging Department of Health Adult Protective Service Fire Authority Federal Entity Occupational Safety and Health Administration Bureau of labor and Industries Impact of Covid Although we were prepared for pandemic situations, nothing could prepare us for a year long worldwide pandemic Increased focus on the healthcare side of senior housing More residents needed care due to lack of family assistance, decline in health Lumped together with nursing homes, etc. Poor public perception Increased regulatory oversight Federal CDC, CMS State Local DOH Increased expense, less profit PPE cost COVID testing Less move ins More deaths Lesson Learned HEROES Rose to the Occasion Lesson Learned Technology is vital – Zoom, Webex, facetime, Teams, EHR Value of Senior Housing Opportunities 2018 Bureau of Labor reports an economic impact of 76 Billion Dollars Reported by AHCA & NACL Job Opportunities Reduction in visits to ER Evolution of Medicare Benefits to Assisted Living THANK YOU 999 3rd Ave ᛫ Suite 4550 ᛫ Seattle (800) 327-3490 ᛫ LeisureCare.comLeaders LIVE! in 45 Senior Living Lecture Series Featuring: Chris Guay Founder & CEO Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 5:00 PM PST Everyone welcome! Zoom Registration: https://wsu.zoom.us/j/96680116953?pwd=NVl0V29TdjN0d0RTN012eldjclFKUT09 Senior Living Financial Management: “Senior Living Value Creation and the COVID-19 impact” The “Silver Tsunami” is set to hit over the next decade Cognitive Impairment is main driver to Senior Housing and is on the rise. Senior Housing regularly outperforms other Real estate sectors Senior Housing regularly outperforms other Real estate sectors What is Senior Housing? What drives higher rates? Revenue Generation Apartment Business (residential) Census Base Rate Community Fees Hospitality Business (social) Census Rate Ancillary Fees (ex: Beauty Salon) Clinical/Wellness Business (medical) Med Management & Level of Care Fees Ancillary Charges (ex: Incontinence Program) Expense Generation Apartment Business (residential) Facility Maintenance Sales & Marketing Utilities Hospitality Business (social) Variable Labor Costs Marketing Food Costs Management Clinical/Wellness Business (medical) Variable Labor Costs Medical Supplies Filling the Building Stabilized Occupancy:  Long-term average occupancy rate and income-producing profit a community should generate after being on the open market for a reasonable period, compared to its competition.  When a community has reached 90\% occupancy or has been open for two years, it is considered stabilized.  While it may generally be thought that occupancy in excess of 95\% is a great thing, it actually may be an indication of rental rates not being maximized.  100\% with no loss revenue may mean it is time to raise rates. 90\% + Occupancy:  Once a community hits a stabilized occupancy level, in general 90\%+ filling vacant apartment becomes very accretive to Net Operating Income. This is caused by the incremental expense increase that occurs for each move in once stabilization point is meet.  As an example, a newly opened building at needs to cover the cost of a full leadership team.  That cost remains flat and once above 90\% in general labor, food and utility costs are minimal vs at a lower occupancy. So a larger \% of the revenue generated by occupancy goes to the bottom line.  The Power of Rate Rate vs. Occupancy:  In general rate revenue is 2-3x more impactful than occupancy.  This becomes even more evident once a community achieves stabilized occupancy.  In general expenses inflate 2-3\% a year.  So rates need to increase 3+ \% a year to stay ahead of inflation and improve Year over Year NOI and grow your bottom line. Power of Rate example: Take a 100-apartment building that is 90\% occupied with an avg Rate Per Occupied Unit (RPU) of $4000 Fill 5 units to 95\% creates an additional $20,000 monthly revenue Increasing in house rates 5\% creates an additional $18,000 in revenue Increasing in house & Street rates 5\% and moving in
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