Kimberly Marselas

Cypress Living in June named Jeff Dunkle vice president of financial services for its life plan retirement community, in-home service line and other programs.

Medicaid admissions — or obstacles to admission — have been a growing topic of interest for our readers and regulators in recent months. Last week, I wrote about the possibility of rate increases and...

Labor shortages are costing providers deeply, but new data finds workforce issues are also impeding their ability to collect payment for services they’ve already delivered.

Should workers in skilled nursing be worried about similar scenarios playing out in their sector? With staffing shortages and an increased reliance on technology, attorneys Matt Keris and Drew Graham say...

Thousands of certified nurse aide candidates are struggling to find exam placements across the US, with many of them under a fast-approaching deadline to become certified before a four-month, temporary...

AARP Ohio blasted out a fairly typical press release Tuesday, criticizing nursing homes for being short-staffed and sharing news about an in-room camera law that would allow families to catch bad actors,...

Paul Peaper will become president of the Indiana Health Care Association/Indiana Center for Assisted Living effective July 1.

The Justice Department late Wednesday announced it has sued three connected nursing homes in Ohio and Pennsylvania, citing their “grossly substandard skilled nursing services.”

Holding on right now is already possibly as hard as it’s ever been. Could a bad economy turn into a buyer’s market for business-minded investors?

South Georgia Medical Center has named Melanie Byron nursing home administrator for SGMC Lakeland Villa.