Health reform cuts Medicare fraud and abuse
A new report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) describes how new Medicare provider enrollment screening technology and…
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Stronger safety cultures prevail in accredited SNFs, study shows
Accredited nursing homes have stronger resident safety cultures than non-accredited homes as reported by in a study and…
News Read MoreCMS forecasts near-term Medicare funding stability, long-term insolvency
The Affordable Care Act is projected to save Medicare more than $200 billion through 2016, according to The…
News Read MoreSNF awarded for reducing falls 53% in 2011
A falls management program at The Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (CNR), Brooklyn, N.Y., resulted in a 53…
News Read MoreCompetitive bidding saves Medicare $202 million
A report issued by Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius credits the Medicare competitive bidding program for…
News Read MoreSurveyed residents in AL/IL housing report higher income, self-reliance and overall satisfaction
A study to gauge the current and future economic situation of individuals living in private pay independent living…
News Read MoreHHS: Action plan has reduced healthcare-associated infections
The Department of Health and Human Services posted online today for public comment an updated National Action Plan…
News Read MoreFederal court blocks labor board’s union posting rule
A federal court on Tuesday blocked the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) from issuing a rule that would…
News Read MoreStudy suggests telemonitoring does not reduce hospital readmissions
Telemonitoring, which has been discussed with increased frequency as an option to reduce patient rehospitalizations, doesn’t work as…
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