Publisher's Synopsis
ZoeLife was developed to inspire positive change within the senior care industry. It's a 'Little Engine that could' kind of story with a David and Goliath kind of purpose.led by co-authors John Wenzlau and Steve Heller, the Glencroft Center for Modern Aging integrates ZoeLife, a unique and holistic approach to caring fir aging adults.The ZoeLife journey includes testimonials from residents and industry experts, describing the physical and cognitive challenges, fears, risks, and emotions surrounding the aging process. It includes a leap of faith amidst a pandemic that cast a great shadow on the senior care industry and our most vulnerable population. ZoeLife explains what we can do ar any age to improve any experience. This book highlights operational challenges throughout the senior care industry, revealing how this 50-year-old, faith-based, non-profit organization was resuscitated from near-bankruptcy and rehabilitated into a thriving, college-vibe campus. Readers of ZoeLife will discover a culture of '"I can" blooming rebelliously amidst a desert oasis I, despite being rooted in an industry of 'I can't."ZoeLife will make sense of the dollars for industry executives, help readers unravel the costs and challenges of senior care, and outline, and outline resources for non-professional caretakers, including Medicare and Medicaid ins-and-outs. Those who make lifestyle choices from the ZoeLife menu may significantly increase their chances of living longer, healthier, and more fulfilling lives. Just as 73 million baby boomers begin to enter the market, ZoeLife offers the keys to successful aging and provides a blueprint for a successful and resilient senior living operation.
