Tales of senior living communities helping each other in times of turmoil continue to surface almost one month after ...
The long-term care sector is seeing a "second wave of distress" following a steep increase in Chapter 11 bankruptcy petitions immediately after the pandemic.
A California CCRC violated the conditions of a sales agreement when it attempted to evict a 96-year-old resident, according to the state.
Employers will continue to struggle to recruit and retain enough workers due to low wages, according to a new paper from PHI.
Despite a sluggish start” to healthcare transactions this year, M&A in long-term care outperformed the rest of the sector.
People with dementia are almost twice as likely to move following receipt of the diagnosis compared with individuals ...
Twenty-four percent of healthcare employees are considering leaving their current positions within a year, according to a new ...
Atria Senior Living is shuttering its New York-based home care subsidiary in an effort to focus on its core business of ...
Assisted living provider’s arbitration agreement deemed by court to be ‘one-sided,’ ‘unconscionable’
An Illinois appellate court has found an assisted living community’s arbitration agreement so one-sided that it called it ...
Although human-to-human connections help older adults maintain independence, smart devices provide peace of mind for their ...
(HealthDay News) — Patients with comorbid diabetes have an elevated risk for lower extremity amputation (LEA) at all stages of chronic kidney disease (CKD) compared with patients without diabetes, ...
The Federal Trade Commission released finalized changes to its premerger notification form and associated instructions, as ...
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