New care concepts, a massive shortage of skilled workers, and comprehensive nursing reforms: Care managers in residential facilities for the elderly face a mountain of challenges. This standard work lays the foundation for the ongoing changes in care management. It outlines future developments, shows their consequences for management, and offers strategies and concepts. The focus is always on securing the future of the facility: on organization, control, development, and daily management. Experienced authors demonstrate what management in residential elderly care looks like today: compact, up-to-date, and practical. It is primarily about steering processes correctly, optimizing workflows, and motivating staff. In short: Management 3.0 - legal and societal requirements for the modern nursing home. The basis for care management.