Angie’s Weekly Roundup

Angie Szumlinski
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November 21, 2025
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This week’s episode of HealthCap Weekly Wrap dives into what happens when we skip important steps in resident care. From critical omissions in depression screening to practical strategies for mindful eating during the holidays, we explore how small choices—both clinical and cultural—can have a big impact in senior living communities.

Health Care Organizations Screening for Depression Are Skipping a Critical Question — A growing number of providers are omitting the suicide question from the PHQ-9 tool due to liability concerns, potentially missing life-saving information.

New ACC/AHA Blood Pressure Guidelines — Updated guidance recommends earlier intervention for elevated blood pressure and highlights its role in dementia prevention.

Stumbling Blocks: Identifying and Overcoming Older Adults’ Barriers to Physical Activity — This 2021 report remains relevant as it explores fears and misconceptions that keep residents from staying active.

Mindful Eating Flyer — With Thanksgiving around the corner, this resource encourages slowing down and savoring food as a pathway to better health and connection.

NEXT Volume III: Next Practices to Live, Work, and Age Well — A global look at innovations in aging, from personalized care to pet-friendly programming and sustainable community design.

Navigating Legal and Regulatory Risk in Senior Living — This white paper offers leadership teams practical strategies to reduce compliance gaps and legal exposure.

2024 Innovative Research on Aging Awards — Recognizing real-world studies that are improving senior living through creativity, technology, and human connection.


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