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A new McKnight’s Long-Term Care News survey finds far fewer administrators and nurse leaders are considering leaving their current positions — dropping to a level not seen since pre-pandemic days.

Proposed changes to an existing law overseeing protections for older adults would delay hiring practices, create backlogs and become another unfunded mandate for Pennsylvania’s senior living and care...

The closing of another Maine nursing home could have been next in a disturbing trend. Instead, residents are moving to a new facility thanks to careful planning by owners who envisioned and executed on...

Despite saying he had no idea who will become the next US president, former Secretary of Health and Human Services Michael Leavitt was confident Monday that the provider community has little reason to...

Strict immigration policies are keeping many qualified caregivers out of long-term services and supports providers’ reach.

Federal policies designed to reduce use of antipsychotic medications in nursing homes did not lead to clinically significantly higher rates of schizophrenia diagnoses among residents and patients living...

Mandated furloughs for nursing home employees with mild COVID-19 symptoms may exacerbate existing staffing shortages and lead to worse resident health outcomes than allowing those employees to work while...

The risk for patient death associated with low nurse staffing is only partly alleviated by using temporary staff to fill shortfalls, according to a study published online Aug. 19 in JAMA Network Open.

Ownership groups and lenders may be equally bullish about the senior housing and care market in the year ahead, but that doesn’t mean borrowers should expect a stampede of lending offers for all their...

More long-term care leaders say they’re being well paid for the work they do, but a higher salary still remains the No. 1 item on their work satisfaction wishlist.