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The many sad faces of nursing home closures

“I was very sad,” said Susan Hovey, a geriatric researcher at University of Illinois…

Nursing Home Residents Overlooked in Scramble for Covid Antibody Treatments

Of the dozens of patients Dr. Jim Yates has treated for covid-19 at his long-term care center in…

Dueling Opinions: What to do about the workforce crisis

Staffing issues continue to challenge all healthcare sectors, especially demand for nurses…

Nursing home residents overlooked in scramble for Covid antibody treatments

Of the dozens of patients Dr. Jim Yates has treated for Covid-19 at his long-term care center in…

Nursing Home Staff Shortages Linger as Vaccine Mandate Looms

The delta variant drove the share of nursing homes reporting staff shortages to the highest level…

Federal Trade Commission must protect short-staffed providers from price gouging: AHCA

The nation’s largest nursing home association this week added its voice to calls for federal…

Nearly half of nurses may leave the nursing profession in the next two years: survey

Fully 49% of nurses surveyed are likely to exit the profession over the next two years…

COVID-19 vaccines may have saved the lives of 39,000 seniors in US: HHS study

COVID-19 vaccines may have saved the lives of tens of thousands of seniors nationwide early this…

Long-term care needs long-term solutions

Mothers, fathers, grandmas and grandpas, these are the people in our long-term care facilities.

Nursing homes charging ahead to administer COVID-19 vaccine booster shots

Nursing home and assisted living facilities are preparing to roll out COVID-19…

Nursing homes could be forced to close if staff shortages worsen

We’ve all heard dire reports about the dearth of workers in nursing homes and assisted…

Billions of dollars in pandemic aid for hospitals and nursing homes is being handed out

HHS officials said they are holding back an additional several billion dollars to have it…