Fostering two baby kittens draws out residents to reminisce about their pasts, engaging with others.
A skilled nursing center from rural Idaho makes its mark in history.
Taking stock of the market’s current and recent trends can help owners assess their business strategies.
Accurate assessment of residents’ functional abilities will help providers avoid pitfalls and establish outcomes.
Assessing the finance department’s strengths and weaknesses can help achieve solvency.
Federal requirements in November 2017 call on long term care centers to have a program in place. Will providers be ready?
The aging of the country’s prison population is bringing higher rates of disabling conditions, with many needing long term/post-acute care services.
Educating employees, making sure they demonstrate proper lift techniques, and providing adequate equipment are key in fostering safety.
Stronger economy and shifting demographics put providers in bind in search for workers.
The Genesis Employee Foundation is a shining example of employees helping employees in times of need.
CMS adds requirements for the oversight of providing the best sustenance possible for nursing care center residents.
People who are 65 and older are six times more likely to die from influenza and its complications than all other age groups combined.
If the right leader is not hired, the company is doomed to crumble from the top down, taking good employees with it.
Debunking common medicare myths can help providers guide patients through complicated post-acute care coverage.
New research on falls and multi-tasking can bolster providers’ fall reduction strategies.
Accountable clinical processes aligned with EHR workflow can boost risk management efforts.
Nursing center academy prepares leaders for new regulatory requirements and performance-based health care.
