Develop Care-Core Leaders
Vibrant, Person-Centered Care Is Good for Everyone
Initiative #3
Develop Care-Core Leaders
GOOD FOR EVERYONE
At Resilia, we believe that high profitability and exceptional care are not mutually exclusive. In fact, healthcare organizations can enhance outcomes and improve operational margins by rethinking how they deliver engagement, learning, and personalized experiences within care environments.
Elevate Capabilities
Research consistently shows that environments promoting lifelong learning, stimulating relationships, and personalized care lead to better health outcomes, improved resident satisfaction, and even reduced staff turnover. So where’s the disconnect?
It’s understandable: resources often go toward essentials like clinical care, dining services, and grounds maintenance—areas that are visible and measurable. The prevailing belief is that optimizing efficiency means focusing only on what’s necessary to meet regulatory and contractual requirements. But this narrow definition of “efficiency” leaves transformative opportunities on the table.
The Core-Care Symposium offers a powerful, hands-on experience designed to develop skilled, person-centered CARE specialists—while introducing the transformative CORE Leadership System. This engaging event blends real-world demonstrations, evidence-based practices, and practical strategies to help you lead meaningful change in your care environment.
Real Art is a dynamic, community-driven art endevour designed to engage, inspire, and connect people through collaborative artistic expression. By involving community members in the creation and development of art, Real Art projects foster a sense of belonging, spark meaningful dialogue, and enrich lives through shared creative experiences.
From vibrant legacy murals and interactive installations to art & wellness festivals and collaborative sculptures, Real Art transforms your spaces into hubs of creativity and connection. Learn More
Symposium & Program
We See It Differently
At Resilia, we see it differently. We believe that senior care organizations have a responsibility—to residents, families, staff, and funding partners—to continuously invest in human-centered care practices, staff development, and enriched environments. Not as an afterthought, but as a core part of the care model.
We know it’s possible to do more—with the same team size or fewer—by designing smarter systems, leveraging creative program models, and aligning team structures. This is where innovation meets responsibility. This is where true value is created.
Care-Core Symposium and the CORE Leadership System are led by Ellie Rose, artist, social gerontologist, and principal of Resilia, a leader in creative aging innovation.
With a background in both the arts and gerontology, Ellie brings a unique blend of clinical insight and creative expertise to every session.
