With federal data showing that administrator turnover now hovers around 100% — meaning most are leaving before they finish a ...

The combined impacts of an immigration crackdown and slashing Medicaid budgets could create an exodus of long-term care ...

Many nursing home residents struggle with some sort of behavioral health condition, which should prompt long-term care ...

People living with dementia and long-term care residents should be part of disaster preparedness efforts, the Alzheimer’s ...

A first-of-its-kind bill being considered in Minnesota aims to create more inclusive environments for vulnerable senior living residents.

and training a family member to help with caregiving. What are the main types of long-term care insurance? There are three types of long-term care insurance. The right choice for you depends on ...

According to estimates from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 56% of Americans turning 65 now are going to need long-term care sometime during their remaining days. Many will need it ...

Family caregivers and people needing long-term care could be hard-hit by cuts to ... social work help, caregiver training, respite programs, and other services that help people stay well at ...

Many retirees misunderstand who pays for long-term care. Uncover the critical differences between Medicare and Medicaid.

Between July 1, 2023, and June 30, 2024, the national rate of patients successfully weaned from a ventilator during their stay at a long-term care hospital was 52.8%, according to data published March ...

This law will send a clear message that everyone in Connecticut deserves dignity and compassion in their later years.” ...