Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House, believes healthcare reform will be harder to implement if more Republicans enter Congress after the upcoming elections. Meanwhile, Mark Zandi, chief economist...
Senate bill calls for disclosure of lobbyist-lawmaker dealings
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Haymarket Media
Mar 31, 2006
The Senate approved a bill this week that requires lobbyists to provide more information about their relationships with lawmakers.
Providers happy nursing homes are among White House’s top priorities but disheartened at approach
By
Danielle Brown
Mar 02, 2022
Long-term care advocates say they are grateful President Joe Biden is placing what they call a much-needed priority on nursing homes, but the administration’s plan to crack down on providers through...
Ryan budget begets testimony on immigrant workers in nursing homes
By
McKnight's Staff
Mar 15, 2013
Thursday’s Congressional hearing about immigration policy became a forum for discussing how the recently proposed budget from Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) would affect long-term care providers.
Report: Medicaid overspent on brand-name drugs
Mar 30, 2011
State Medicaid programs spent $329 million more than necessary by allowing certain prescriptions for brand-name drugs to be filled instead of generics in 2009, a conservative think tank said this week.
Good timing for AAHSA conference
By
Liza Berger
Nov 06, 2009
Emotions will be running high at the rapidly approaching conference of the American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging. The question is, will the mood be one of elation or disappointment?
Caledonian House set to break ground
May 12, 2015
Illinois Saint Andrew Society hosted a groundbreaking ceremony on May 12 for the Caledonian House, a new assisted living home for seniors living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia.
What services are usually available at a CCRC?
Jan 01, 2008
Some basic services common to most CCRCs include meals, grounds maintenance, local transportation, security systems and on-site physician services.
Testimony: FDA should pay more attention to how well pending drugs actually work
Jun 06, 2012
Federal regulators should put more emphasis on comparative effectiveness research when considering premarket approval for new medications, according to experts who spoke at this week’ s International...
Obama plans to link technology with long-term care
Jan 20, 2009
History was made yesterday when President Barack Obama was sworn in as our 44th president. Today, the real work begins. As part of an effort to bolster the nation’s lagging economy, Obama plans to...