John Hall

Experts explain here how nursing homes can best navigate choppy financial waters ahead.

The shift away from minutes to more meaningful encounters is driving innovation that supports patient-centered care, therapists say.

Many nursing homes may soon find themselves scrambling to coordinate information technology with pharmacy services to ensure they have a working e-prescribing system for controlled substances.

Good news continues to follow the newly released second COVID-19 booster.

Fully vaccinated COVID-19 survivors with a history of certain psychiatric disorders may be pre-disposed to reinfection, researchers from the San Francisco Veterans Affairs (VA) Health Care System and the...

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Whether facilities outsource laundry or keep it on-premise, providers must ensure time-strapped staff follow infection control standards

Lenders taking positive long view with skilled nursing, even though ‘the sector as a whole simply does not have enough labor right now’

The global pandemic inspired and incited nurses, aides, therapists and others to provide care on the fly. Disrupted supply chains and rigid emergency government rules forced many out of their comfort zones....

Workforce shortages continue to challenge skilled providers in many areas, and patient bathing isn’t exempt. In spite of all the disruption, however, COVID-19 has revealed the resilience of staff and...