Census pressure and uncertainties caused by COVID-19 continue to threaten the nursing home industry. But at least one major real estate investment trust CEO sees this period as a time of good opportunity for nursing home operators.
Numerous top-flight academic researchers delve into nursing home care and policy, but few, if any, approach the track record of Vince Mor.
Two leaders of a veterans home where 76 patients died due to the coronavirus were criminally charged Friday morning, according to Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey.
The nation’s largest nursing home association has developed a full, modified annual conference schedule in response to having to move the event online due to the pandemic. Sessions will be available for viewing Oct. 8-31, with three days of special live-streaming sessions spaced in, according to the American Health Care Association / National Center for…
Beecher Hunter, the president of Life Care Centers of America for the last 14 years, will retire from his post overseeing the chain’s 208 nursing homes on Nov. 2. He will remain in an advisory role until the end of the year, announced LCCA Chairman, CEO and founder Forrest Preston.
One of the top long-term care funding and operational minds is finding various glimpses of sunshine during historical tough times due to COVID19.
Attendees at an Oct. 8 McKnight’s webinar will learn of a new system that fills unmet urinary incontinence needs of long-term care patients and caregivers.
The 2020 NADONA meeting will be held online Nov. 4, 5 and 10-12, with pre-conference workshops Nov. 2.
Anybody who has ever said nursing homes don’t get much attention can dial back that rhetoric after the last couple of days.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services released recommendations from the Coronavirus Commission on Safety and Quality in Nursing Homes on Wednesday and, as expected, they contain a laundry list of steps that providers will be expected to take for future pandemic conditions or public health emergencies.
