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A major insurance firm is arguing in federal court that it shouldn't have to pay a settlement involving one of its client nursing homes.
A first-of-its-kind lawsuit brought by a group of Maryland nursing home residents has gotten the OK to proceed by a District Court judge.
Nursing homes are facing persistent hurdles when working to implement adequate infection control practices, a new study has found.
A group of specially wired support animals is bringing back core memories for residents of an Iowa nursing home, helping ...
Barring any last-minute delays by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, enforcement of its previously twice-delayed ...
Once admitted to a long-term care facility, a significant number of residents face stark cognitive decline, new study results ...
A historic partnership is requesting millions in investment dollars to assist Pennsylvania operators in recruiting and ...
Long-term care providers should continue to pursue in-house nurse training programs, despite formal nurse education soaring.
State governments are turning to a familiar resource to push nursing homes toward better staffing: value-based payment ...
Using a complicated formula, the state’s Department of Human Services frequently brings rates down by 10% or so, and ...
A single-dose of the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine in older adults showed waning efficacy across three seasons of ...
Sleeping nine or more hours each night was associated with worse cognitive performance, and the link was stronger in adults ...