Leaders of three of the nation’s best-performing nursing homes shared on Wednesday outside-the-box recruitment and retention ...

Nursing homes can boost quality ratings and reduce hospitalizations by increasing their “strikingly lean” social services staff, a new study finds.

Regardless of the federal staffing mandate's demise, an inescapable conclusion is that long-term care providers still desperately need to keep developing even better ways to find, train and retain ...

Thirty-six states have transitioned to case-mix payment systems for Medicaid nursing home stays, creating both financial ...

Older adults, particularly those living with health conditions, who hold positive views on aging (VoA) are more likely to partake in vigorous, physical exercise, according to an August study published ...

A new investigative report released by Senators Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) and Rick Scott (R-FL), ranking member and chairman of the US Senate Special Committee on Aging, respectively, details the ...

In long-term care and senior living, the promise has always been more than simply keeping people safe. Families and residents alike choose communities ...

CMS clarified its position on allowed survey activities Tuesday, as the federal government shutdown dragged past the three-week mark.

To celebrate 59 years together, Deane and Shirley commemorated their special day in their new home. Howard Lake administrator Laura Salonek made sure that the community was prepared and relished the ...

Even as the medical care needed to treat patients with well-controlled HIV has been significantly streamlined, complex ...

Telephone-based, person-centered remote care (PCC) improved resource availability and helped older adults living with frailty feel more secure, according to an October study published in BMC ...

Women with a precursor condition to Parkinson's disease showed significantly less brain atrophy than their male counterparts despite similar clinical severity, according to an October study published ...