Nearby nursing homes often vie for each other’s workers with slightly higher wages, different benefits or promises of better workplace culture. Throw in a state line, and things can get ...

May is Older Americans Month — a time designated to honor the contributions, wisdom, and strength of older adults. But for the senior living and long-term ...

Possible Medicaid cuts proposed by Trump could directly harm long-term care operators’ efforts to attract and retain needed workers.

The shingles vaccine may offer unexpected protection against heart disease, according to new research published in the European Heart Journal. The comprehensive study found that people receiving the ...

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) affects millions of Americans, with new data from the National Center for Health Statistics showing the condition becomes increasingly common as people age ...

A new smartphone app for stroke and heart attack detection has shown promising results in accurately identifying medical emergencies, according to research published in JMIR Formative Research.

Four months into the new presidential administration, skilled nursing leaders have had no opportunity to hear directly from CMS.

Minnesota long-term care provider organizations are sticking to their argument that a rule mandating certain holiday pay for ...

McKnight’s Long-Term Care News took home the highest honor for industry news coverage Tuesday in a top national contest for business media.

A new study reveals that seniors who lived in socially disadvantaged neighborhoods throughout their lives show significantly higher rates of vascular brain injury, damage that researchers say ...

Researchers developed a machine learning tool that can predict cognitive frailty in older adults with significant precision.

Older adults living with obesity naturally embrace wellness-focused weight management strategies that prioritize overall well-being rather than restrictive dieting, according to new Finnish research ...