When I started my career 30 years ago, our industry was a different world. People smoked in the buildings — staff and residents alike. But beyond the haze ...

Four women have been chosen for the fifth class of Spirit Award winners as part of the 2026 McKnight’s Women of Distinction program.

When I started my career 30 years ago, our industry was a different world. People smoked in the buildings — staff and residents alike. But beyond the haze of the smoking rooms, the clinical landscape ...

Federal regulators have thrown nursing homes in several states a short funding lifeline, but operators will still lose ...

Five women have been named winners in the Commercial Excellence Award category of the McKnight’s Women of Distinction awards program.

Older Medicare patients with dementia are less likely to receive high-quality home healthcare than those without dementia, with significant variations in the quality of care for dementia patients ...

A new clinical classification system is presented to define the severity of an acute pulmonary embolism (PE) and assist in developing adult treatment strategies in a clinical practice guideline issued ...

Civil monetary penalties can significantly reduce provider margins, increase short-term debt and threaten fiscal stability — especially when they strip providers of the equivalent of a full day’s ...

In his first four months as chair of the American Health Care Association board, Chris Wright has had his fair share of commuting cross country. But this is no weary traveler.

There was no significant association between a nursing home’s ownership status and pain among residents living with dementia, according to a February study published in Pain Management Nursing.

Due to some recent changes in my life, I have had to call some government institutions. If you have ever had to do this, you know the dreaded drill.

Every now and then, you stumble on something that won’t let go — a story, an insight, a perspective that keeps echoing.