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Gait changes may indicate a decline in cognitive function
Research indicates that while difficulty walking is not an inevitable part of aging, it is a common problem…
News Read MoreDesigning bold first impressions
Bold colors, modern artwork, sleek lines…this isn’t your grandmother’s nursing home. Long-term care owners and administrators have heard…
Trends Read MoreLiability reform, alternative dispute resolution can save SNFs a bundle in liability claims
State medical liability reform and alternative dispute resolution can have a dramatic effect on liability costs, especially for…
News Read MoreAlzheimer’s: New collaboration on one of the disease’s top risk factors
Collaborative efforts among four university research institutes and British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca will scrutinize a piece genetic code…
News Read MoreMutated gene may protect brain from Alzheimer’s
A gene mutation in Iceland may give researchers new clues on why some people develop Alzheimer’s and others…
News Read MoreDo the incontinence products you use hold water—and more?
As America ages, the problem of incontinence will affect millions of Americans; high-quality, high-performance products will not be…
Projects Read MoreComprehensive COPD programs: The growing imperative
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a challenging lung illness that requires continual adjustment in lifestyle, and often…
Projects Read MoreHealthcare reform benefits Alzheimer’s advocacy
It’s been just about two weeks since the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act and policy…
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