A Minnesota nursing home company is asking a federal court to toss an arbitration finding that directed it to reinstate an ...

These days, there’s a seemingly constant stream of current events that appear to have far-reaching consequences for our lives ...

Nearly two weeks after applications were due for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ latest accountable care ...

Great news, my people! Happy days, or at least Happy Hours, are finally here again. At least they are in Minnesota, whose ...

In long-term care and retirement living, leaders spend a lot of time talking about supporting frontline teams. But at least ...

The surveyor does not arrive with a presumption of good faith.     She arrives with the incident report, the care plan, the ...

The decision to send most eligible green card seekers away appears to be a graceless — maybe classless — move by a nation ...

A new brain imaging test using tau "tracers," compounds that attach to proteins and light up in brain scans, detected signs of Alzheimer's disease (AD) earlier than the method currently used in ...

Last month, I posed a question: Is healthcare quietly imploding? It’s a fair question. Let me explain why. In my previous column, I wrote, “The largest generation in U.S. history is aging into ...

Welcome to The Editors’ Notes blog. Each week, the editors and writers of McKnight’s Long-Term Care News will present their opinions, perspectives and observations of news and issues related to the ...

To celebrate Roseann Iavarone’s recovery and move out of Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Commack, NY, the employees recently hosted a “clap-out” for her as she exited the building to ...

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said Thursday it will relaunch PEPPER reports for all provider types in “coming months,” restoring an important tool many nursing homes use for internal ...