Regional Health Properties announced Monday that it faces potential delisting from stock exchange NYSE American for not filing its 2018 annual report with the Securities and Exchange Commission by the April 16 deadline. The delay, according to the company, is related to a forbearance agreement that “will impact the Company’s conclusion with respect to its ability to continue as a going concern.”
The 15-year-old Green House Project will make its “Best Life” dementia care training and education program available to memory care, assisted living and skilled nursing providers operating outside of the Green House model, the nonprofit organization announced Monday.
Appointments and promotions at Bishop Gadsden, Broadview – Senior Living at Purchase College, Draper and Kramer, Edgehill, Foulkeways–Gwynedd, Knollwood, Oakmont Senior Living and SantaFe HealthCare.
If you’re looking for your organization’s employee wellness plan to pay dividends in the form of lower healthcare costs and absenteeism rates as well as higher job tenure and performance, then a new study by Harvard researchers will give you pause.
The 2018–2019 flu season isn’t over but already has set a record, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday in its weekly flu report.
Washington may become the first state to offer workers a long-term care insurance program into which they would pay to help offset assisted living and other costs.
An older adult’s low awareness of scams may be an indicator that he or she may receive a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or mild cognitive impairment in the future, according to the results of a new study.
MyndVR has launched MyndVR 2.0, introducing HTC’s VIVE X’s stand-alone Focus headsets in an effort to provide easy-to-use, all-in-one immersive experiences for senior living residents, activities professionals and caregivers.
Occupancy may be on the way up from the bottom for both stand-alone memory care communities and other memory care units, according to the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care. The sector still faces some challenges, however.
J Scott Judy is continuing his almost 15-year history with Masonic Homes Kentucky, Louisville, with a new role as CEO, but his connection to the profession, the organization, and the Masons, goes back much further.
