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Study shows Alzheimer’s treatment in late stages slows disease progression
Scientists have shown that a drug used to slow Alzheimer’s disease in its early stages also work when…
News March 9From great silence to loud booming: The changing face of senior care
Mr. Fuller was right on the money when he made that comment, although it’s unlikely he was talking…
Projects March 9Another banner month for health IT in LTPAC
Since my last blog there have been a number of meetings and reports that are very important to…
Projects March 9Prudential discontinues sale of individual LTC plans
Prudential Financial, Inc., has discontinued the sale of individual long-term care insurance plans and will focus solely on…
News March 9CNA uses Facebook to violate resident privacy, dignity
I think it’s time to fire up the social media in senior living discussion again—but for the wrong…
Projects March 8Assisted living fundamentals remain steady in 4Q11
The recovery in assisted living occupancy took a pause at the end of 2011, as occupancy remained unchanged,…
Projects March 8Report: States actively changing assisted living regulations
The National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL) yesterday released a report that found that 16 states made changes…
News March 8Alzheimer’s to cost U.S. $200 billion in 2012
Caring for people with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias will cost the United States an estimated $200 billion…
News March 8Mostashari ‘sets record straight’ on EHR criticism
Kicking off the 33rd meeting of the federal Health IT Policy Committee on March 7, Farzad Mostashari, M.D.,…
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