June 01, 2017

Prior therapy with atorvastatin considerably reduces the onset of diabetic foot infections and may be useful in preventing them, according to Iranian researchers.

The U.S. Supreme Court in May sided with a Kentucky nursing home in a case involving power of attorney and arbitration that could have wider implications for the profession.

Lower-extremity diabetes wounds cost Medicare $9 billion annually — and providers still have a lot to learn about them and their care

If it seems as if Guardian Pharmacy Services is consistently adding locations, it’s because that’s what’s happening.

The Arkansas Supreme Court has agreed with a circuit court that a wrongful death complaint claiming understaffing by a nursing home may proceed as a class-action lawsuit.

It wasn’t long ago that this sector described itself as high-touch, but not high-tech.

Zillion Health, which focuses on patient engagement, and Vidyo, a video collaboration technology company, recently announced a partnership geared to providing more telehealth options.

Senators sought middle ground in May over an Obamacare replacement bill and its ability to expand and fund Medicaid.

Converting a golf course property into a full-scale post-acute care center fulfilled a need in the community while preserving area history.

Personal phone technology is creating headaches for long-term care facilities, as a few dumb staff with the judgment and moral clarity of hamsters continue to ruin it for the rest of us.