Tropical storm Fay leaves Florida's nursing homes largely unscathed

August 25, 2008

In the wake of Tropical Storm Fay, nursing homes throughout Florida have been receiving visits from state inspectors, and it appears that facilities have weathered the storm well.
 

Congress cries foul over report of inaccurate DME fraud prevention claims

August 22, 2008

Many lawmakers are outraged after allegations surfaced that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services misled Congress into thinking it had significantly reduced the number of fraudulent claims for durable medical equipment (DME).
 

Overweight seniors living longer, less mobile lives, researchers find

August 22, 2008

Obesity among seniors is somewhat of a ticking time bomb for healthcare systems worldwide, according to British researchers. While it does not increase the risk for death among the elderly, it leads to disability and immobility, and creates a burden for healthcare systems everywhere.
 

Older generations get some R-E-S-P-E-C-T

August 22, 2008

It seems that the age-old rule to "respect your elders" has paid off. The so-called Silent Generation and the Greatest Generation are the most widely admired age groups, according to a recent Harris Interactive survey.
 

Editors' Blog: The man who would be king

August 22, 2008

Charles Wesley Mumbere worked diligently as a nursing home caregiver for years before anyone discovered his real identity: An African king.
 
 
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