Can your building prevent falls?
As a development, design, and construction professional, I have a generous and healthy respect for the fact that the buildings we build are entirely secondary to the care provided inside them.
Oh, yes, they ARE paying attention to your HIPAA efforts
Long-term care operators for years have been enjoying a pass when it comes to HIPAA enforcement and crackdowns. Or so it might seem.
The role of whole foods for enteral nutrition
Fruits, vegetables and grains that are unaltered or in their most natural state, with minimal processing and preservatives, are staples of a nutritious diet.
Tale of the tape
The Summer Olympics are upon us. We will be seeing swimmers, volleyball players and pole vaulters striped in colorful tape again
Super-utilizers: LTC has them too
Reducing the costs of long-term care “super-utilizers” first requires recognizing them as such. Then proceed carefully, and with an investigative eye, to increase the likelihood of successfully...
Robertson joins E-Mist Innovations
Joshua Robertson has become the president of E-Mist Innovations.
Mason joins MatrixCare board
Sherill Mason has joined the board of directors at MatrixCare®, the firm recently announced.
Taking antibiotic action
Antipsychotics may soon lose their title as the most maligned medications in healthcare if startling headlines, clinical findings and expert opinions are any evidence.
Why this OSU study is a must-read for providers
Eldercare providers in the U.S. and Canada are collectively spending millions of dollars developing programming and activities for seniors. Is this money well spent?
REITs wary of skilled nursing sector woes, report asserts
Real estate investment trusts are becoming increasingly cautious of the pitfalls associated with skilled nursing portfolios, according to a report from Fitch Ratings.
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