July/August 2022

With more than 40 years in healthcare as a provider, and more significantly as a strategic market analyst, consultant Irving Stackpole knows a thing or 300 about your business and the struggles you face. 

Given the chance to question a Washington correspondent for a major broadcast news organization recently, long-term care leaders didn’t drill down on budget reconciliations, Medicare coverage or healthcare...

Fewer staff with less experience means a renewed focus on skin care basics as wound care specialists make their way back into facilities

Costs, lack of staff, infection control and other types of regulatory pressures are contributing to the decline of on-premise operations

As eruptions of violence and disasters — natural and manmade — seem to arise more often, long-term care providers have their hands more full than ever.

A New York nursing home worker was honored for her “extraordinary care” with an international award that recognizes outstanding work in the healthcare profession. 

Growing up in the lush tropical paradise of the Dominican Republic, Luz Liebeskind recalls an idyllic childhood buoyed by open-minded parents who prioritized school and hard work. 

McKnight’s honored more than 50 women leaders in the long-term care, senior living and home care fields this spring with its return to a grand in-person Women of Distinction Awards ceremony and forum.