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Dining Trends in Senior Living

Culinary Services Group

While seemingly brief and unimportant for senior living communities, food trends are essential to keeping up with the latest generation of older adults. Plus, it helps your senior living community stay competitive and attract new residents while maintaining the ones you have. What’s the most common food left on the plate?

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Cloud5 Launches Dedicated Managed Services Division Catering to the Needs of the Hospitality Industry

Hospitality Net

Designed to support the IT needs and challenges of the hospitality industry, as well as adjacent markets including MDU, senior living and student housing, this division will help properties better manage technology infrastructure, IT operations, projects, and security initiatives.

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Mitigating Workforce Challenges in Senior Living: Outsourcing Food Service

Unidine

When food service is not your core business, your in-house program is likely lacking the expertise required to manage the complex and dynamic operations that come with food, dining, and hospitality management. Power 2018 Senior Living Satisfaction Study SM , community staff is the most important contributing factor to overall satisfaction 2.

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Senior Living Dining: Not Just Surviving, But Thriving in a Post-COVID World

Culinary Digital

Dining out not only evokes cherished memories and family traditions, but it also gives senior living residents one of life’s greatest pleasures. However, they have adopted innovative technologies to lure senior living dining with contactless delivery, consumer meal kits, and faster takeaway.

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Plating and Presentation in Healthcare Dining

Culinary Services Group

If you’re sick and have to stay in the hospital or have a condition that requires you to move to a long-term care community, it can be a rough transition. In fact, plating and presentation are so substantial that they even affect major health factors like hospital readmission rates and malnutrition levels. Think about it.

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Thomas Cuisine Team Members Recognized as Foodservice Heroes

Thomas Cuisine

Office Assistant Sandra Kennedy, Patient Cook Cassie Ruckel, Transporter Antonio Gonzalez, and UnitHost Lead Jenny Cruz are all working within our healthcare dining teams to ensure patients, hospital team members, and guests have a pleasant experience when it comes to food and dining onsite. Sandy can do it all.

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33 FAQs on Walk-in Refrigeration: Your Questions Answered

Chef's Deal

Door Types and Locations: Customizable door sizes, types (sliding or swing), and placements to enhance workflow efficiency and accessibility are important for high-traffic environments like convenience stores and hospitals.