For many senior living operators, offering perks such as gym memberships or discretionary bonuses can get tricky. That’s because confusion often abounds about possible overtime provisions that might get triggered.
Staffing, compliance requirements and resident service are the top three concerns facing senior living operators today, according to a wide-ranging report by software management firm Dude Solutions.
In theory, beneficiaries in private Medicare Advantage plans and Part D stand-alone prescription drug plans could be switching plans each year. But as a new Kaiser Family Foundation report shows, that is not what is happening.
The outlook for the not-for-profit life plan community sector remains stable for 2020, according to Fitch Ratings.
Two Ohio lawmakers have introduced legislation that would require first responders to receive Alzheimer’s disease training.
Dozens of senior living residents took their final breath week. Margaret Lawrence was among them. But she was no ordinary face in the crowd.
AARP and a dozen mostly pro-consumer organizations have expressed support for legislation that prevents senior living organizations from using pre-dispute arbitration agreements.
Dementia cafes are emerging as a way to help provide better care and services for people with dementia, according to a Japanese study appearing in JAMDA.
Although some claim the nation’s elders are in the midst of a “loneliness epidemic,” two recent American Psychological Association studies beg to differ.
Dallas-based Senior Care Centers LLC will be restructured into a new company controlled by unsecured creditors, under a court-approved Chapter 11 plan.
