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Bed rails may cause harm to long-term care residents

Between 1985 and 2010, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) received 828 incident reports of bed entrapment,…

News January 10

Influenza and norovirus outbreaks pack hospital ERs

This year’s influenza season is delivering a nationwide blow to all age ranges, with seniors and children at…

News January 10

Hospice hit with $50K fine for data breach

The Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) has a stern message for long-term care facilities: Just because…

News January 9

AFA report recommends updates to national Alzheimer’s plan

Noting that “more needs to be done” to tackle the escalating incidence of Alzheimer’s disease, the Alzheimer’s Foundation…

News January 9

Assisted living census grows in aftermath of Superstorm Sandy

Some of the Northeast’s community-dwelling seniors, who were evacuated to assisted living centers in the aftermath of Hurricane…

News January 9

The Joint Commission issues revised rules for LTC accreditation

Skilled nursing homes and rehabilitation facilities that apply for accreditation from The Joint Commission now have a revised…

News January 8

Study: MRIs help to identify dementia type

Does the patient have Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia? Now researchers may be able to use…

News January 8

A waiting game for Medicaid reimbursements in Illinois

Long-term care organizations in Illinois face a potential six-month wait for Medicaid reimbursement  from the state of Illinois.…

News January 7

Telehealth bill proposes higher federal payments, less restrictions

Congressional leaders and telemedicine advocates hope to take a fresh look this year at telemedicine’s role in federal…

News January 4
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