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Advancing nutrition in long-term care

A unique three-part webinar series

The South Dakota Association of Healthcare Organizations (SDAHO) is proud to offer a focused, three-part webinar series highlighting the powerful role nutrition plays in clinical care, operational efficiency, and quality of life in long-term care settings. This series is designed specifically for long-term care professionals and blends practical strategies with real-world experience.

Webinar Schedule

  • Jan. 29Nutrition and Mental Health for Adults of All Ages
  • Feb. 26Managing Food, Cost, and Waste in Long-Term Care
  • March 26End-of-Life Nutrition

About the Presenter
Cassandra “Cassie” Whitmore, RD, LMNT, LD, brings more than 15 years of experience across acute care, critical access hospitals, long-term care, hospice, mental health, and outpatient diabetes education. Now a consultant dietitian and speaker, Cassie offers a rare, well-rounded perspective tailored to the challenges faced by long-term care teams.

Session Highlights

  • Nutrition and Mental Health: Practical guidance on supporting nutrition needs for residents with mental health conditions, with a strong long-term care focus.
    Target audience: Skilled Nursing Facilities
    CEs: Nursing Home Administrator; Certificate of Attendance
  • Managing Food, Cost, and Waste: Actionable tools to balance quality, compliance, and cost control—plus strategies to reduce food waste at every level.
    Target audience: Skilled Nursing Facilities
    CEs: Nursing Home Administrator; Certificate of Attendance
  • End-of-Life Nutrition: Clarifies the role of nutrition in hospice and end-of-life care, empowering staff to advocate for residents with compassion and clarity.
    Target audience: Skilled Nursing Facilities and Hospice
    CEs: Nursing Home Administrator, Social Worker; Certificate of Attendance

Registration is FREE for all SDAHO members.

Learn more and register HERE.

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