If it’s good enough for an elephant …
Don’t you wish you were an elephant—in Southeast Asia?
Don’t you wish you were an elephant—in Southeast Asia?
Long-term care must have have certified electronic health records to keep pace with the rest of the healthcare industry.
The Senate Finance Committee’s passage of a healthcare reform bill is exciting but also a bit nerve-wracking for many in the long-term care world.
Increasingly, states are using the False Claims Act to target cases of inadequate care at nursing homes.
News about healthcare reform is entirely inescapable at this point. The only way you could make it more ubiquitous would be to change the name “America’s Healthy Future Act” to “Jon...
Medicare. Medicaid. Healthcare reform. Long-term care providers were bombarded with a lot of big stories this week. One topic that is at risk of being overlooked, however, is new research on falls.
Could things get any gloomier? I hate to be a pessimist, but when you look at the landscape–from Medicare and Medicaid cuts to the shortcomings of the Five-Star Quality Rating System–the hits...
Imagine a nurse staffing model that reduces costs, improves care and pleases staff. A pipe dream? Hardly.
October 2009 Buyers Guide
It turns out that seniors, and therefore, long-term care residents, are not entirely safe from the influence of H1N1 after all.