Hospitals & Long-term Care

Operations

Association of Nutrition & Foodservice Professionals names CEO

Joyce Gilbert to replace Bill St. John, who retires May 31.

Operations

Fried foods and soda on way out at Indiana hospitals

Healthy options are the focus as part of nationwide Hospital Healthy Food Initiative.

Push for mandatory regulations gains steam.

The non-commercial sector is a thriving realm for foodservice, according to a new report by Technomic.

IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital now features stations to offer customers more options.

We have made good use of our contact with local universities to recruit dining services associates. More than half of our diet aides are currently dietetic or foodservice management students at area universities. This mentoring program allows us to easily

Chef Walter Pisano shares how to cook with senior nutrition in mind and how to design nutrient-dense meals that will entice seniors to eat more.

As food prices continue to climb, healthcare operators are tasked with finding innovative ideas to keep customers satisfied and budgets under control. At Elmhurst (Ill.) Memorial Healthcare, Dave Reeves, director of hospitality services, says that his hos

For most non-commercial operators, new dining locations are not in the works. Sixty-seven percent of respondents to The Big Picture research say they have no new dining location planned.

Knowing the importance of complying with HACCP guidelines, Krissy Lane, R.D.,  acting food service systems management dietitian at Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System in Little Rock, Ark., implemented a new advanced tray preparation system in

  • Page 169