The National Labor Relations Board drew criticism for its “microwave” rule vote in November. Opponents say the provision doesn’t allow employers enough time to discuss unionization with...
States must know more about ownership before licensing, state auditor general recommends
By
Elizabeth Newman
Jul 24, 2019
Despite “tremendous progress” since 2016, Pennsylvania’s nursing homes need more stringent licensing procedures and a better survey process, a new auditor general report finds.
Remote patient monitoring partnership announced
By
Elizabeth Newman
Feb 12, 2019
The pilot project’s goal is to incorporate SafeBeing’s digital health platform into the HFM care delivery platform, the provider said.
NPs face pay challenges in some states
By
Elizabeth Newman
Apr 01, 2013
While the number of nurse practitioners is expected to nearly double by 2025, many in the field say payer policies hurt their efficiency, even more than state scope-of-practice laws.
Providers urged to use claims data to help drive LTC business plans
By
Elizabeth Newman
Jun 29, 2016
Skilled nursing providers should examine healthcare claims data to find regional or state trends that may change their business plan, an expert said Tuesday.
‘SFF’ moniker is rarely fatal
By
Elizabeth Newman
Jul 17, 2019
An operation with a Special Focus Facilities designation isn’t necessarily a non-starter for savvy providers, and the SFF label might misrepresent what’s actually happening on the ground, according...
Bleach wipes kill Candida auris
By
Elizabeth Newman
Jun 28, 2019
Medline announced the first EPA-registered product that kills Candida auris, an emerging pathogen.
WellSky acquires HCS
By
Elizabeth Newman
Feb 27, 2019
The company will be “gradually integrated” into the WellSky brand over time.
MatrixCare receives NIC certification
By
Elizabeth Newman
Feb 27, 2019
MatrixCare has been certified by the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care as its newest Actual Rates Software Partner.
Tornado damages MS nursing home
By
Elizabeth Newman
May 01, 2014
The residents at a Mississippi nursing home were all declared safe after a tornado swept through the state, killing 11.