Care Types
Objections
Tours/Tools/Tasks
Follow up
Next Steps
100

Give me an example of 2 IADL's and 2 ADL's

IADL: housework, transportation, grocery shopping, meals, laundry, finances (predictable needs)

ADLS: Bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, mobility, transferring

100

What kind of questions would you use to uncover additional objections?

Open ended questions. 

100

What is a virtual tour?

Any LIVE tour completed with the community using the CT app, facetime, skype, zoom, etc. 

100

State an example of a choice close.

Giving two options- "would you like to tour Thursday or Saturday?"

100

What is one feature in MySearch?

Map, SLC info, Community info, reviews, pricing, 

200

What is the code for memory care?

Z

200

What does reframing an objection mean?

Turning the objection into a positive.

200

Should we book tours on separate days? Why/why not?

Booking tours same day is always ideal so the family can compare and contrast. 

200

Can we send a family letter before sending referrals to communities?

No- if we did, the families could reach out to the communities on their own and reject our referral. 

200

What is a homework assignment you can give a family?

open the family letter, check out mysearch, family meeting, look into finances or LTC insurance policy, print out tips on touring. 

300

What's the difference between independent living and assisted living?

Assisted living offers 24/7 caregivers

300

What is the 3 step objection response?

Clarify, educate, check back

300
What do we do if a family does not have an email address?
Send an email to Ebooks with the name, address, and lead ID
300

What are second round referrals?

They are a second round of community options that we send to the family. 

300

What does gain buy in mean?

Getting agreement, making sure the family is on the same page

400

What is respite care?

Short term stay in AL or Z

400

What should you do if you're not sure which community type the family needs?

Suggest a community that offers 2 options (R&A) or (A&Z). Let the family know that the community will complete an assessment to make the final decision. 

400

Where are key notes found?

At the top of the file in Beacon. 

400

When should you recall the motivators?

At the end of the call. It help instill in the family's mind that sense of urgency. 

500

What constitutes the need for someone to move to a skilled nursing facility?

Bedbound/immobile, trach, feeding tube, wounds, Medicaid

500

How would you respond to the objection of "We are on hold?"

"What's the reason your search is on hold? (recall motivators). Many family put the search on hold and regret it later because they have to make a rushed decision, especially if a crisis occurs. Let's review your community list to see which one you like if your loved one had to make a move tomorrow."

500

Other than Beacon and YGL, what are some additional tools you can use?

Prompt.io, PFU, Power search, AOR, Outlook quickparts

500

If we find a duplicate that is grey and says closed: moved in. Do you continue to work your lead?

Yes. 

500

What is QA listening for when you wrap up the call?

Did you create a sense of urgency?

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