Abode Care Partners

Summer is in full swing! Drink lots of water, apply sunscreen, and enjoy outdoor activities safely. #SummerHealth #WellnessTips

This is what Abode Care Partners in action looks like: Our team member Audrey Avitabile is making a huge difference in patient care at the Rosewalk assisted living facility in Indianapolis. Audrey was recently recognized for her exceptional performance in providing high-quality care to her resident patients. Several members of her organization have commended Audrey and the value she has brought to her work with each patient. Chief Medical Officer Arif Nazir says, “With her engagement, the facility has shown continuous improvement with a significant decrease in hospitalization rates.” Audrey has been a vital contributor to the day-to-day care provided. She and the rest of the Indianapolis team have made strides through understanding the current needs of the operation and catering to the workflows and practices so those areas could receive the most individualized attention. Great job, Audrey! 👏 We’re excited to see Rosewalk and its patients continue to improve and thrive.

Watch as our valued employee Lauren, Program Director, tells us about her favorite part of the job. Join Lauren and the rest of our team in helping people live their best life. Apply today at https://nuvi.me/y142r7

Happy Al-Hijri! May your days be filled with the light of faith and your heart with the warmth of love. #IslamicNewYear #Hijri1446

Thank you to Amy Stewart and #AAPACN for making me a part of this critical conversation on the role of #interprofessional conduct between clinical and medical teams, and particularly the relationship between the medical directors and directors of nursing to nurture a culture of quality improvement and excellence. Quality outcomes surely require all processes and check list items but more importantly it demands a culture of mutual goal setting, consistent accountability, and ongoing self and team improvement. Is your team checking all boxes on setting a high quality culture that promotes meaningful partnership between all disciplines? BrightSpring Health Services Abode Care Partners AMDA - The Society for Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine Signature HealthCARE American Senior Communities

We celebrate this special recognition of our colleagues at American Senior Communities. Caring people make the difference...indeed!

On this day in 1776, the Continental Congress approved the Declaration of Independence, marking the birth of the United States. Celebrate freedom and liberty today! #IndependenceDay #July4th

56 years ago, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was signed into law, marking a significant victory against racial segregation and discrimination. Let's uphold its principles. #CivilRightsAct #Equality

"Together, we are the heartbeat of healthcare." Dr. Loretta Ford, age 103, co-founder of the Nurse Practitioner profession, opened the general session of the 2024 AANP National Conference in Nashville, Tennessee.

We are thrilled to introduce Ayasha Thomason, PhD, APRN, WHNP-BC, Regional Clinical Director for Abode Care Partners. Based in Little Rock, Ark., Ayasha oversees clinical operations in a five-state region -- Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Oklahoma. Her experience in the long-term care, senior living, and skilled nursing industry fuels a passion for promoting successful aging among older adults. "We welcome Ayasha to Abode Care Partners," said Meghan Kinnan, Senior Vice President of Primary Care at BrightSpring Health Services, parent company of Abode Care Partners. "She and her team are instrumental to our goal to drive superior patient-centered outcomes through comprehensive, value-based, and cost-effective care to our patients and partners." The founder and president of Integrated Care Professionals (ICP), Ayasha is a former Assistant Professor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Nursing, and Director of the Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner Program. She is a scholar of the Patricia Archibald Pre-Doctoral Fellowship from the National Hartford Center of Geriatric Nursing Excellence. She is involved with research studies, has multiple publications in peer reviewed journals, and speaks locally and nationally on long-term care and aging issues. Born and raised in Little Rock, Ayasha attended the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville for her bachelor’s degree in nursing, then attended the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, where she received her master’s degree as a nurse practitioner and PhD in nursing research. Ayasha currently resides in Little Rock with her husband, Rodney. Ayasha has an 18-year-old son, two stepchildren, and five grandchildren. She enjoys Barre workouts, the beach and loves to be with her family.