COVID-19’s Impact on Elder Care, Families, and Small Businesses: I Don’t Care

 

This week on I Don’t Care, Kevin Stevenson takes a look at the impact the COVID-19 crisis is having on long term care facilities. Many patients in these facilities are the most susceptible to the most severe effects of the virus as they are older or have weakened immune systems.

The healthcare professionals running these facilities have had to quickly adapt to this threat to keep their community safe which means restricting family access, restricting social activities, and additional monitoring of at risk patients. Today’s guest, Cody Savell, gives his personal perspective of how this has affected his immediate family and the changes he has seen.

The virus has not only affected the hospital and care facilities but has brought most businesses to a grinding halt. As a small business owner, Cody shares how he is navigating the new COVID-19 world and trying to protect his business as well as his employees.

Catch upon previous episodes of I Don’t Care with Kevin Stevenson!

Follow us on social media for the latest updates in B2B!

Image

Latest

reviews
The New Freight Standard: Why Verified Trucking Reviews Matter in Modern Supply Chains
September 11, 2025

For decades, the freight industry has leaned heavily on compliance data and opaque reputation systems, leaving carriers, brokers, and shippers with little visibility into actual service quality. Reviews often sat behind paywalls, skewed negative, or lacked validation altogether, making it difficult to separate reliable partners from unreliable ones. Today, the vast majority of trucking remains…

Read More
Culture
Culture as a Growth Engine: How People-First Values Create Long-Term Success in a Tech-Driven Age
September 10, 2025

Companies everywhere are racing to integrate AI and automation into their operations—but what happens when technology threatens the very people who power the business? A recent Mercer study found that while executives see AI as a major driver of productivity, many admit their organizations are struggling to keep their workforce prepared for the pace of…

Read More
Nonprofits
The Ethics of Innovation: How Nonprofits Can Harness AI Without Losing Their Mission
September 10, 2025

Artificial intelligence is reshaping industries at a staggering pace, with nonprofit leaders now facing the same challenges and opportunities as their corporate counterparts. According to a Harvard Business Review study of 100 companies deploying generative AI, four strategic archetypes are emerging—ranging from bold innovators to disciplined integrators. For nonprofits, the stakes are even higher: harnessing…

Read More
Why Reliability Is the Real Currency in EV Charging
September 10, 2025

How trust, measured in uptime and delivered through engineering excellence, drives the future of electric transportation   The 3 AM Test: When Reliability Reveals Its True Value Picture this: It’s 3 AM in Houston, and an emergency towing fleet needs to dispatch vehicles immediately. The trucks are electric, the call is urgent, and there’s…

Read More