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Tom Wujec opens his talk with a statement: “Tell me about a wicked problem, and I will help you make toast.” He uses toast-making to help people understand the nodes and links within a system....

Responses are now being collected for the 2023 McKnight’s Mood of the Market survey, the unique, award-winning project that gauges the feelings of top long-term care managers. Skilled nursing owners,...

While plodding a narrow, precipitous path high on the flank of Mt. Rainier this week, I saw a father and his young daughter approaching on the trail. She was an adorable child of maybe 4 or 5, all decked...

Learn more about Lori Porter, CEO and co-founder, National Association of Health Care Assistants, Carl Junction, MO.

At The Buckingham, a senior living community in Houston, 20 independent living residents are wearing smiles (and red aprons!) to help their skilled nursing neighbors. In the fall of 2018, resident Emily...

An Arkansas nursing home that was destroyed by a powerful tornado is close to reopening and says it  is once again ready to provide a caring and welcoming environment for its residents and staff. ...

Nursing home workers picketing sites owned by California’s largest owner/operators … Warehouse storm damage could hamper supply of drugs needed by ventilator patients … On the Move: Health Dimensions...

McKnight’s has been reporting on long-term care since 1980, and unapologetically “telling it like it is” just as long.

Direct care workers in nursing homes feared retaliation from managers in a significant portion of cases recently investigated, according to a new study.

In the healthcare sector, cybersecurity has quickly emerged as the most significant vulnerability.  Skilled nursing facilities and other long-term care centers are especially vulnerable to cyberattacks...