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Hospitals in the US are the fullest they’ve been throughout the pandemic – but it’s not just Covid

Hospitals are more full than they’ve been throughout the Covid-19 pandemic…

Minnesota long-term facilities denied more than 11,000 admissions in October

A recent survey found nursing homes and assisted living communities in Minnesota were…

Arlington nursing home to close in February

Another South Dakota nursing home is closing its doors. Avantara will close its facility in…

Nearly Ten Percent of Texas Hospitals Are at Risk of Closing

The number of hospitals at risk of closure has doubled since 2020, with 9.2 percent of all Texas…

Limited nursing home beds force hospitals to keep patients longer

The lack of nursing home beds means that U.S. hospitals are caring for patients who don’t…

Vermont hospitals stuck caring for patients who can’t get into nursing homes, costing millions

In Vermont, 13,000 people 65 and older are living with Alzheimer’s disease.

New COVID variants threaten Colorado’s most vulnerable

New COVID subvariants are spurring an uptick of cases and hospitalizations across…

Nursing homes have closed at an alarming rate this year, forcing some to move more than once

Mary Jensen, Debbie Grewell and Sharon Grudzinski chant “no more moving” after being…

Doug McNutt: A better system of care to ensure healthy aging for all

After Thanksgiving, with families getting together fresh in mind, now is an appropriate time to…

Workforce crisis plagues Texas nursing homes

Long-term care facilities are still facing a staffing crisis amidst this holiday season, and…

Medicaid reimbursement in focus as Elk Point nursing home closes

Another nursing home in South Dakota will close. Nursing home advocates point to Medicaid…

Kansas Masonic Home residents have 6 weeks to move

The senior citizens who live at the Kansas Masonic Home (KMH) must find new homes by the end of…