New Cooperation, Partnerships, Initiatives Keep Key Louisville Business Cluster’s Profile Rising Below is the complete article on the Lane Report from July 6, 2020.You can read it on the Lane Report site HERE. By Dianne H. Timmering The recent rise in the use of telehealth has turned out to be helpful for seniors who may … Continue reading Building on Strengths in Aging Care

By Dianne H. Timmering @dhtimmering Its sector is a leader, but lucrative market to help boomers live better won’t be on without a fight. Aging is a new dawn of health care. Tens of billions of dollars are at stake as an epochal time for revolutionary wellness and aging care begins. Louisville is contending to … Continue reading “Payoff Will Be Billions if Louisville Can Be Best at Aging Innovation” by Dianne H. Timmering

Louisville, KY is a great city of cause and effect—filled with the power of innovation, a real testing ground for live feedback on products, services, technologies—a testing ground for the fluent edgy ideas and new venture offspring, concept-building from one vision to creation, with entrepreneurs in the making, a knowing, a passionate drive of unstoppable … Continue reading “Louisville, KY . . . A Great City Of Cause And Effect” by Dianne H. Timmering

It’s no secret that sweeping change is taking place in health care, with both delivery and payment models in a state of upheaval and uncertainty, demanding that health care operators not only take note, but take action. Signature has long worked to build relationships with lawmakers, with Director of Legislative Affairs Kathy Gallin making considerable … Continue reading Faith and Politics Intertwine as Timmering Drives LTC Change by Leading Legislative Efforts

A 2012 study revealed that only 4% of healthcare CEOs are women – a staggering statistic considering women are largely the decision-makers when it comes to health care for their families. Signature is attempting to boost that percentage of women in health care leadership roles with its recently launched panel discussion series. Dubbed ‘Outliers’ – … Continue reading New Panel Series Seeks to Empower Women in the Health Care Workforce

Then the LORD said to Moses, “I will rain down bread from heaven for you. The people are to go out each day and gather enough for that day. In this way I will test them and see whether they will follow my instructions. Exodus 16:4 Team: I wanted you to see this follow-up from … Continue reading “My Miracle of Spring, Part II” by Dianne H. Timmering

I recently did an interview with Long-Term Living Magazine which is currently on their website. As stated in the article, “Signature’s Dianne Timmering, vice president of spirituality, speaks with Long-Term Living’s Associate Editor Pamela Tabar on how the company’s bold experiment has become a hallmark of its leadership, an industry example in employee management and … Continue reading PRESS – Long-Term Living Magazine Interview

I felt compelled to share this with you…. As I was in the ICU yesterday with my friend (Mary) that was on life support, I watched as her life flowed out of her, no matter what meds were given (epinephrine, atropine and bicarb) she was gone, life had left and death had overtaken her body. … Continue reading “We Believe In Healings, Part 2” by Peggy Kibler, SDC, Cedar Hills

The June 29th edition of Business First Magazine featured an article written by our good friend Dr. Rick Underwood and me entitled "Spirituality Plays A Valuable Role in the Workplace". The entire text of the article is below, or you can view it free on Business First's website HERE. Spirituality plays a valuable role in the workplace … Continue reading PRESS – Business First Article – “Spirituality Plays a Valuable Role in the Workplace”

Recently I had the pleasure of being a guest lecturer to the Entrepreneurial Strategy class in the MBA program at Bellarmine University. The course focuses on the development of strategy from an entrepreneurial and new ventures perspective using analysis of case situations and development of new business ideas. There were 30 or so students in … Continue reading Amazingly Different – Testimonial from A Bellarmine Student