Is your rental property ADA-compliant? Would you like some simple solutions to bring your building into alignment with ADA regulations?
Adhering to ADA regulations keeps you from incurring huge fines, but it also makes your residential property available to a large pool of new renters. Compliance doesn’t have to be complicated. Learn 5 tips for landlord ADA compliance.
Fast-casual restaurants continue to trend despite difficulties in the restaurant industry. How can you make sure your establishment continues to grow?
In the United States, restaurant owners face a 60% failure rate, and yet even during the pandemic, fast-casual restaurants continued to turn a profit. If you’re planning on offering a fast-casual lunch service or business model for your restaurant overall, there are a few considerations to make. These five tips will address these concerns so that your business can be a success.
Is your nursing home administration prepared to adapt to new laws, meet federal compliance regulations, and ensure the health and happiness of your residents and employees?
Nursing home best practices are guidelines put in place by administrators based on city, state, and federal requirements and the particular needs of the care facility. Often potential challenges are overlooked until the problem suddenly arises or your facility has a major violation. A successful care facility has best practices in place for any scenario.
Running a restaurant is tough, and burnout among staff is common.
Restaurant jobs aren’t for the faint of heart. Kitchens bring on the heat and pressure and not only for the food. Staff burnout and mental health issues are rampant in the hospitality world. Restaurant owners and managers must form a tight bond with their crew to foster a healthy (and sane) work environment. If you want to protect yourself and your staff, you need to help everyone maintain a work-life balance in the restaurant industry.
Many seniors may neglect their teeth, but this can lead to many other health problems down the road. Here’s why offering dentistry services to your residents can make a world of difference.
How often do you deep clean your restaurant’s kitchen? There can be hidden hygiene hazards in the kitchen that should be addressed.
Before an inspector finds mold you missed, or worse, an illness is traced to your restaurant, make sure your cleaning crew knows where to find lurking nastiness.
Your hotel’s air quality makes a huge difference to your guests.
Make sure your hotel has great ventilation, in-room temperature control, and even air filtration to keep the rooms fresh, healthy, and appealing to patrons. Here’s how to improve the air quality in your hotel and some HVAC concerns you should be aware of.
Congratulations on your successful restaurant launch! Now, how do you build on your reputation?
All your blood, sweat, toil, and tears finally paid off. Not only did you open your restaurant successfully, but you’re ready to keep going—building on your triumph. A restaurant launch is an amazing accomplishment few people ever get to experience. Congratulations!
As a landlord, you should encourage your renters to explore insurance.
While your insurance covers the property, it does not protect your tenant’s property. Renters insurance covers your tenants’ belongings if they are lost, stolen, or destroyed. Should something go awry in your building, here’s what you need to know about rental insurance—what it covers, what it doesn’t, and what you should do to shore up the gaps.
Medicare can be difficult to navigate and even harder to explain to those with no experience.
While administrators and directors of senior care facilities may understand the nuisances of Medicare coverage for their services, many seniors and their families do not. Here are 6 tips senior facility directors can use to help families and residents get to the core of Medicare long-term care coverage. These tips provide a clear path through the chaos so that you can answer your new resident’s questions easily and provide them with additional resources to help pay for their facility care.