May 2022

As humans, what is our ultimate need and desire?

Whether you’re a professional caregiver or a civilian with a needy loved one to tend to, you share distinct qualities. Namely, you care. But if you’re not mindful, you also might think you’re in...

In times of crisis, we put women and children first. Except for women and children in congregate care settings, and the (mostly) women who care for them the world over.

With eldercare in assisted and independent living becoming “exceedingly expensive,” Remax 24/7 Principal Broker Susanne Novak believes multi-generational living will have a growing influence on residential...

The right information technology could be key to attacking the workforce issues confounding the sector today: talent acquisition, engagement, credentialing, scheduling, time and attendance and more.

Providers roundly criticized the federal government’s “heartless” proposal to decrease pay for skilled nursing facilities by $320 million in fiscal 2023. 

Providers came away from early spring meetings with Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Administrator Chiquita Brooks-LaSure and other federal health officials feeling encouraged about the government’s...

Experts explain here how nursing homes can best navigate choppy financial waters ahead.

A New York skilled nursing facility had hundreds and hundreds (and hundreds and hundreds …) of reasons to celebrate resident birthdays recently. 

Steven Chies, Long-Term Care Program Director, St. Joesph’s College