Your search for survey returned 474 results

Our ride on the pandemic Tilt-A-Whirl won’t last indefinitely but it’s not over yet.

In case you are wondering what $2 trillion buys these days, here’s one apparent answer from President Joe Biden: An infrastructure and climate change package, plus various sweeteners. The latter includes...

There seems to be a nice skirmish shaping up right now between long-term care leaders and some in the government.

COVID-19 is the best thing that happened to long-term care, said no operator, ever.

It’s self-evident that both Democrats and Republicans like to wear the Santa suit. And who can blame them?

Some liken relations between long-term care operators and the government to a game of cat-and-mouse.

During the ‘70s, Soviet workers had a saying that revealed a fundamental flaw in their economic system: “We pretend to work and they pretend to pay.”

Some liken relations between long-term care operators and the government to a game of cat-and-mouse. I think it’s more like a game of chess.

Is long-term care a rock-solid enterprise dealing with a temporary setback it didn’t cause? Or is the field just months away from an all-but-certain collapse? Both? Neither?

Much has improved since I began covering this field in 1990. But, sadly, one discomforting reality remains. And if anything, it’s gotten worse.