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Nursing homes are under mounting pressure to improve quality of care.

If I were to tell you that a virus was spreading throughout the world and more than 300 million people were infected — roughly the population of the United States — you would probably be alarmed.

The appearance of a facility’s buildings and grounds helps form the first impression visitors have.

My previous article in this series made the case for interoperability in long-term care and how it has become an essential data communications foundation for so many critical clinical and financial decisions...

Hospitals and health systems are increasingly shifting their focus to managing an episode of care.

Initial findings from an investigation into last week’s shooting at an Ohio nursing home that claimed the lives of two employees were released by authorities on Monday.

When the subject comes around to how long I’ve been in the healthcare IT industry, I shudder to think of how many healthcare facilities I’ve been through over the years.

The public dialogue surrounding repeal of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, has made little mention of the nuts and bolts of the legislation that would be lost when...

Two Ohio nursing home employees and a police officer are dead following a shooting at the facility Friday morning.

It’s good to have a “big dog” recognize that the long-term and post-acute care sectors should be given more help with information technology and exchange.