March 1, 2019

The president and CEO of the American Association of Post-Acute Care Nursing is taking professionals to new heights.

An Arkansas 11-year-old has raised almost $100,000 to help nursing home residents, drawing a national spotlight in the process.

Skilled nursing educators worth their mettle today will strongly warn bedside caregivers to throw out any preconceived notions they may have about incontinence.

In the four Green Houses at Saint Elizabeth Community, the laundry rooms are just down a hall from the main living and dining areas, out of sight but not off-limits to residents and their families.

Seeking an antidote for the stresses of life and long-term care, I’ve been attending yoga lately, slipping out of the office at lunchtime in my sleek yoga garb to writhe and gasp on a rubber mat. I’ll...

For better or worse, the long-term care landscape is awash with PDPM experts and advisors. You can’t swing a therapy cat by the tail nowadays and not hit someone claiming divine knowledge.

How tough is the labor market? It’s come to this: More and more employees are simply vanishing.

Wartburg in Westchester County, NY, wants to illuminate the long-term care industry on the value of energy-efficient lighting.

Patient monitoring provides benchmarks around which a resident’s care plans are built. But careful considerations must be made regarding continual monitoring practices, as well as where and when monitoring...

New Year’s resolutions may have worn off by now, but the opportunity to better yourself professionally will never be greater than at the end of this month, thanks to the McKnight’s Online Expo.