‘What will happen to therapy?” This is the question many are asking as they look toward the changes to come with PDPM. In his talk at the eCap Summit, Marc Zimmet presented RESTORE as a PDPM therapy opportunity creator. CEO & President of Zimmet Healthcare Services Group, Marc boasts over 25 years experience in the skilled nursing industry
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Ask, and you shall receive! In response to multiple user requests, we are excited to share another platform update with you! This week, we launched our RESTORE Recommended sessions to help you choose the right course for your patients. We have learned that choosing the right activity for every skill can be a challenge. And because
Read moreWe’re honored & excited to be featured on McKnight’s Long-Term Care News today. McKnight’s is a business news magazine serving the institutional long-term care field. They especially focus on news in the high-acuity skilled nursing setting. Below, is an excerpt from the article: “RESTORE Skills has launched an interactive software product for adult rehabilitation patients that
Read moreAs New York State moves to require all nursing homes to provide no-cost access to teleconferencing services, we at RESTORE Skills are seeing just how auspicious a time it is for skilled nursing facilities to adopt the best of technology. New York announced on Monday of this week that the state would require long-term care
Read moreQuestion: How can RESTORE help therapists to support self-feeding goals with patients? Answer: Great question. To start we have to consider the physical and cognitive components required for self-feeding: Ability to bring hand to mouth Ability to apply and sustain proper grasp or prehension to a utensil or finger food item Activity tolerance for posture,
Read moreQuestion: Tell me more about RESTORE-Together and it’s benefits? What is the difference between a live game and a private game? Answer: We are very excited to be able to introduce RESTORE-Together, which for the first time allows patients/players to play interactively with their loved ones, other patients/residents in their center, and/or with other players
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