Josh Henreckson

Two skilled nursing patients filed a class action suit against Humana Tuesday — alleging their Medicare Advantage benefits were cut prematurely short because of Humana’s wrongful reliance on artificial...

Nursing homes are always under pressure to receive stellar online reviews. But the aggressive tactics of one Massachusetts facility has raised questions of how far they should go to get 5-star reviews. ...

New CMS analysis shows healthcare spending grew to $4.1 trillion in 2022 … Florida appeals judge’s ruling on children’s treatment in nursing homes … 99% of Mississippi nursing homes don’t...

Long-term care providers shouldn’t focus too narrowly on whether or not attempts to weaken  the proposed federal staffing mandate will be successful, industry experts warned Tuesday.

Immigrant nurses are already a key demographic in long-term care, and are likely to become more vital in the future. But allegations of coercive labor practices by some providers and staffing agencies...

The residents of Good Samaritan Society – Le Mars weren’t always obsessed with coffee, but now they have every reason to be.

A new educational standard from the Commission on Dietetic Registration is likely to push nursing homes to use consultants and remote work more to meet required registered dietitian needs.

The US Supreme court has rejected the appeal of Phillip Esformes, clearing the path for his continued prosecution on six counts related to a massive nursing home fraud scheme. 

Providers pursuing Green House projects and prioritizing steps to enhance care quality such as private rooms have won significant victories on Medicaid reimbursement funding in Ohio.

A three-year training program aimed at boosting the number of certified nurse aides in California is nearly halfway to its goal after just one year.