Washington DC, May 13^th, 2014 – Linked Senior, the leader in dementia and therapy engagement software for the senior care market is proud to announce that it has earned the “Elite Supplier” distinction for the 2014 LINK Conference. This award is given to suppliers who participated in last year’s conference and ranked as a top 25 supplier based on provider evaluations of their level of preparation, consultation, innovation and overall value.

“This seal identifies Linked Senior as a progressive thought leader in long term care and senior living, and as an organization that understands how to build partnerships with clients and support providers’ strategic and operational needs,” said David Ellis, Managing Director of the LINK Conference.

LINK brings top executives from large long term care and senior living provider organizations together with executives from leading supplier organizations for two days centered on generating and sharing great operational ideas. This is achieved through a combination of consultative one-on-one meetings, education and networking. The 2014 program features several major enhancements including an Innovation Showcase of new products being introduced to the market.

LINK suppliers represent over 35 product/service categories, with participation from innovative industry leaders and emerging companies.

About Linked Senior

Headquartered in Washington DC, Linked Senior Inc. is the leading provider of dementia care and therapy engagement software for the senior care market. By using technology to support programming, therapy & wellness the service opens communities to the world, improves outcomes, resident & family satisfaction, while helping management optimize productivity and efficiencies. More information can be found here: www.linkedsenior.com.

About Lincoln Healthcare Group

The LINK Conference is produced by Lincoln Healthcare Group, whose mission is to advance excellence in leadership, strategy, innovation and best practices among leading U.S. healthcare providers, thereby helping to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of our healthcare system.