In this intro episode of The Nursing Home Podcast, I share the reasons why I started this podcast and will gain the most from this.
Intro Episode
My name is Shmuel Septimus.
I’m a nursing home administrator, podcaster, online marketer, lover of effective communication and networking.
There is a dearth of knowledge when it comes to understanding the inner working of the nursing home industry.
On this podcast we will interview the mover and shakers of the nursing home industry. They will share their unique perspectives and experience with us.
We learn together how to best navigate our way through this complex and ever-evolving world of long term care.
Looking forward to taking this journey together!
Check out my other podcast as well - The Love Your 9 to 5 Show
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Welcome to the nursing home podcast. Your goto
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source for professional insights in the long term care industry.
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Hear from leaders and experts as they share current and practical
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insights to help make the most of your day. I've been a long term care
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financial specialist. What that means is I help people plan for
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the inevitable. Nobody wants to think about getting old, but it's possible
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that someday we might need a little bit of care. Here's your host. Nursing home
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Administrator Turnpodcaster Schmoel,
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Septimash.
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Welcome to the very first episode of the Nursing Home
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Podcast. My name is Mole Septimus. I am a
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nursing home administrator turned marketer turned
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podcaster, turned whatever the next Turn will be.
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The reason why we started this podcast is for the simple
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reason that there seems to be a death of information
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for people who are actually looking to find real information
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about what actually happens in the nursing home field. People who are looking
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for up to date current information, whether you're
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a family member looking to place someone in a nursing home,
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very terrible and difficult decision. Or if
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you are a professional and you're ready in this industry and
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you are trying to really understand the industry, maybe from
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the bottom up, you're trying to see work your way in. You're trying to
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understand is this something is your move from growth here?
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You really care about the industry. You're really just trying to understand,
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get an inside look as to what the industry is really all about.
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So the goal is that we're going to be interviewing professionals
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in the industry and any other role that they may be
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in in a way that will be most beneficial to you, the listener.
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There are a lot of myths regarding the nursing home industry. People think
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that owners laughed their ways to the bank and
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supply the nursing homes with minimal staffing
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levels, minimal supply levels, and there are all sorts of horror
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stories that make it to the news regarding nursing homes,
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you know, senior residents escaping the looping
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and ending up in all sorts of unfortunate circumstances.
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There's definitely truth to a lot of this, but again, there's a lot
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of myths because nursing homes are a place where
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no one really wants to go. It's unfortunate,
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it's the best of the other alternatives
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for many people. So therefore there's a tendency to kind of
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over dramatize what goes on. But there is some truth to that as well.
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So that's definitely something that we want to COVID and we want to share all
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that information with you. And again, I'm going to be learning along with
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you. I've been managing nursing homes now for several years and in
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multiple environments, all of them within the state of Massachusetts,
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but several different companies. Each company has its
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own environment, its own culture, and I've gotten
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to experience quite a bit in all these different
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companies. But this show is not about me. The show is about the guests
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that we will bring on. And again, each one a respective
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leader in their field to really to give
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their unique take on where the industry is
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going, the trajectory from where it's been to where it's
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going, the current changes, alternate methods of care for
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the seniors, for our seniors. We're all going to be seniors one day. We don't
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want to send our seniors to nursing homes. Where are we going to send them?
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Home health is growing. Other alternative forms
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of care are growing. Again, marketing for nursing
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homes. The hospitals are not allowing the
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marketers in anymore. So we have to do more online marketing.
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How does that work? In a practical way, as I make doors open, as it
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makes the phone ring. So this is what we're going to be doing.
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We're going to try to make this a weekly podcast.
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So this is something you can look forward to on your commute every week.
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And really, I'll be sharing this on LinkedIn. On Facebook.
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On Instagram. On Twitter. You can follow me in all of
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those places to get the very, very latest of
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the show. It will also be available on my website,
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snfmmarketing.com skillednaursingfacilitymarketing.com
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by podcast. It will be available there and everywhere
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where better podcasts are listened to,
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downloaded, and of course, rated and reviewed.
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If you're listening to this, you still don't know if you've heard
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my other podcast that maybe you know a little bit about this, the Love Your
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Nine to Five show. But if you don't know it, I understand.
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You don't have an opinion yet, perhaps. But you
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know what? Listen to the next couple of episodes that are already out
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here, how awesome they are, then go. Leave me an awesome review. This is
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going to allow all the search engines to show the
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podcast to others who are searching for the very same things. So again,
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thank you for stopping by for this very first inaugural episode,
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the very first episode of the nursing home podcast.
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And I really look forward to doing this again with you in
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the very near future. Thank you.
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