Addressing a shortage of workers in long term care is a process extending past recruiting and hiring. Retention requires employees be engaged and happy with internal procedures. Mark Stoever, CEO of ...

As facilities are wrestling with regulatory changes, staffing shortages, and other challenges, this may seem like one more ...

In this episode, host Debbie Stadtler talks with Clif Porter, II, the newly appointed CEO of the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living. Porter shares his career ...

This summer, AHCA/NCAL announced the names of nearly 900 long term care organizations recognized with a 2024 National Quality Award—737 Bronze awards in 49 states, 139 Silver awards in 33 states, and ...

Are you facing daily operational challenges? Looking for ways to improve efficiency and resident well-being? Experience an EHR that goes beyond traditional EHR functions, offering a comprehensive ...

Effective medication management is a top concern for organizations involved in the care of older adults. Residents older than 65 are, on average, seven times more ...

When caring for bariatric residents, multiple costs factors must be considered prior to accepting the resident for admission. The facility must be able to provide reasonable care for the bariatric ...

Dementia is not just a nursing home issue. Nearly half of older adults in assisted living and other senior communities have some level of dementia or cognitive impairment, and this number is likely to ...

Many issues can arise for a resident, and even an experienced nurse’s assessment skills have limits. If a resident is not feeling well but has no visible signs or symptoms of illness, the nurse cannot ...

In today's rapidly evolving health care landscape, skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) face a myriad of challenges. From occupancy concerns and payment issues to regulatory hurdles and rising patient ...