April 01, 2012

Watching a long-time Alzheimer’s sufferer create a beautiful piece of artwork or even play a musical instrument is like watching “magic in action,” says Carol Silver-Elliott, president...

Pain journals are a great way for anyone who may be experiencing pain to track it and take a record to the healthcare practitioner’s office for visits.

BGC Partners will buy the assets of Grubb & Ellis Co., which filed for bankruptcy in February.

Skilled nursing facility operators eager to reduce resident falls might have a new tool in their kit: testing residents’ hearing.

As it recovers from a tough fourth quarter, Kindred Healthcare said it would not renew seven lease bundles containing 64 facilities in 2013.

Individuals who have had a stroke might continue to have difficulty eating three months or longer after the event, despite regaining the strength for most other physical functions, a new study finds.

Transportation for anyone in a rural or sub-rural setting — especially long-term care providers — can be challenging. More planning and top-notch strategic investments are needed, many observers believe....

In this era of ever-increasing clinical needs and critical thinking with our medically complex patients, continuing education is desperately needed.

Illinois lawmakers delayed a vote on a bill requiring that at least 20% of all nursing and personal care in a nursing home be provided by a registered nurse.

Prior to adopting Health Care Software’s Interactant solution, Jennifer D’Angelo, the assistant vice president of information services at Christian Health Care Center in Wyckoff, NJ, was spending...