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The adage about keeping friends close and enemies closer has been variously attributed. Its relevance for long-term care operators is pretty clear.

Sun Tzu is credited with being the first person to say “Keep your friends close; keep your enemies closer.” That was good advice when he lived about 2,500 years ago. It remains good advice today.

Something funny happened at the Vision Centre Symposium Thursday in Chicago. Extreme optimism.

A few lawmakers broke out the hitting sticks during a union-backed event Thursday. And the target was pretty clear from the get go.

Skilled care has been absorbing a lot of body blows lately. The latest was delivered Friday, and it’s going to leave a mark.

Sometimes providers are backed into a corner and must do non-preferred things. But the big question becomes what’s the next step after the first concession?

I’ve been thinking quite a bit about trust over the last week or so, especially after reading a real pick-me-up in the Washington Post about how the pandemic will lead to the splintering of societies....

What are long-term care operators supposed to do when almost everything seems to be spinning out of control?

Nursing homes are used to having a target on their back, but that didn’t make this week’s public floggings any easier to absorb.

For the last month or so, we’ve spotlighted successes from the COVID-19 vaccine front, trying to understand which strategies truly help providers drive up acceptance rates. Even the smallest details...