March 01, 2017

Congressional Republicans met in mid-February to try to discern new details of replacement provisions for the Affordable Care Act, but various questions including about the future of Medicaid, remained...

Information technology evaluation and selection can be intimidating. But as seasoned IT professionals advise, a thorough and thoughtful process — from developing a roadmap to vetting prospective partners...

Q: What’s changed with regard to movie licensing in long-term care?

Curbing incontinence requires more than theories or formulas; providers find answers to some of their toughest problems by using both head and heart

People with chronic wounds who are prescribed opioids to treat their pain may experience slower healing than those who don’t receive the drugs, according to new research.

A U.S. District Court judge accepted the Department of Health and Human Services’ plan to better explain grounds of the historic Jimmo settlement — with a few added tweaks of her own.

There are many ways to improve efficiency, keep staff happy and save money in the laundry room. Providers just have to look for them — and read this article

A recently developed skin graft treatment may help speed up the healing process for chronic wounds like pressure sores and diabetic ulcers — and keep them from coming back.

Long-term care providers are “gravely concerned” over the recent publication of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ final rule for nursing homes, LeadingAge said in late January.

A 60-year-old property sorely needed an upgrade and now has a resident-friendly layout that offers convenience and comfort.