Jason Vanover

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Working in health care since 2005, Jason's body of experience encompasses dozens of care settings, including Senior care, psychiatric facilities, nonprofit health service centers, group homes for those with developmental disabilities and beyond. Jason understands the need to tailor his skills to each setting to encourage the best treatment outcomes and promote an inclusive, healing environment.

Blogs Posts By Jason Vanover

Why Are Children’s Mental Health Services Lacking in the U.S.?

Behavioral health services for children are lacking. Funding and accessibility are missing, and the problem may only grow worse. Find out more now.

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Being Thankful for the Road to Recovery

The prevalence of opioid addiction and overdose has skyrocketed since the early 1990s. According to the National Institute on Drug, ....

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Disaster Preparedness Guide to Ensuring Continuity of Care Among Those With IDD

From the devastation of 2017’s major hurricanes to the mass evacuations following fires of the Midwest, disasters disrupt continuity of, ....

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6 Things to Know About National Disability Employment Awareness Month

NDEAM is an annual month of observance and recognition for employees with disabilities lasting through the end of October, but its message rings true throughout the rest of the year as well.

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Seniors, SAD and Opioid Dependency

Did you know seniors suffering seasonal affective disorder may be more likely to abuse opioids, suffer falls and experience declining health?

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How the Opioid Crisis Stretches Into Post-Acute Care

According to the CDC, up to 25% of people receiving post-acute care and taking opioids, for purposes other than cancer pain, experience the symptoms of withdrawal and opioid abuse.

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First Glance: Commission to Reduce Opioid Abuse, Barriers to Care, and Suicide

The risk of opioid overdose has reached an all-time high, killing approximately 91 people daily, asserts the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, ....

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Considerations in Telehealth and “Telemental Health”

There are real challenges to implementing a telehealth program and your organization needs to take a few things into consideration before getting started.

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April Is Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Sexual assault happens far too often in modernity. Everyone has the unwavering right to say “no,” but when that refusal, ....

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How to Improve Board Engagement

The scene is almost an archetype — a board of directors with extensive financial stakes in a company oversees its, ....

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What You Can Do to Improve Board Effectiveness

Depending on the size of your organization, the board of directors oversees the general success, or failure, of every person, ....

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Burnout in Five Key States: The Problem Persists

High turnover rates and burnout are major problems affecting the quality and frequency of care among children, youth and family, ....

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Trust and Post-Acute Care: The Impact of Employee Turnover

After a life-changing event, such as a stroke, heart attack, major joint repair or serious illness, some people need post-acute care.

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The State of Employee Retention in U.S. Health Care

In December 2016, approximately 531,000 positions went unfilled in U.S. health care and social assistance, reports the U.S. Bureau of, ....

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New Law Aims to Help Children With Developmental Disabilities

Wait-listed health care is nothing new in the U.S., and tragedy has been highlighted repeatedly following long wait times. According, ....

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