August 05, 2015

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ “monumental” plan to test bundled payments for hip and knee replacements could spell trouble for skilled nursing facilities, experts warn.

How should we deal with what seems to be a deluge of foot ulcers?

More facilities are pulling the plug on resource-robbing laundry practices — as they seek to lessen environmental burden and improve the bottom line

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services officials are finalizing details for three Medicare pilot programs set to begin this year, agency officials announced.

Industry analysts say negative pressure wound therapy is experiencing the highest market growth of any advanced wound care technology sector.

Technological innovation is allowing needy seniors to be monitored while allowing greater mobility than ever before. Experts here make recommendations that can help providers strike a careful balance between...

Information technology and staff training are two key topics included in the proposed regulatory overhaul announced by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services as part of the White House Conference...

A new study shows human acellular dermal wound matrix can be used as an effective limb preservation strategy for patients with chronic, complex wounds and multiple comorbidities.

We are tired of having our top nurses poached by other skilled care providers in the area. Can we hire new nurses under a non-compete clause?

I keep hearing about MDS-focused surveys. What are they?