A former security guard at a Florida senior living community has been sentenced to life in prison for beating two residents so badly that they died from their injuries.
A lawsuit filed Wednesday in California accuses Brookdale Senior Living of “dumping their poorest, neediest and most vulnerable residents” at 10 continuing care retirement communities in the state for “purely monetary” reasons.
A businessman accused of participating in a bond scheme alleged to have defrauded seniors housing investors will pay almost half a million dollars to resolve his case if a proposed settlement is approved by a judge.
Almost 20% of adults aged at least 85 years need help with activities of daily living, according to the latest data from the National Health Interview Survey, released Wednesday.
Dallas-based Senior Care Centers LLC has filed for bankruptcy, the company announced Tuesday, citing cuts in reimbursement and payments from private insurers, “burdensome” debt and “ballooning” rent payments.
What began as a complimentary cooking class for adult children of residents of The Palace Coral Gables in Florida has evolved into an informal support group. Learn more, and see how you can submit your photos!
Toledo, OH-based real estate investment trust Welltower will spend $725 million in four off-market seniors housing transactions, the REIT announced Tuesday, one of several pieces of news shared on its Investor Day in New York City, where Welltower maintains an office. The company also revealed a $300 million investment from an affiliate of the Qatar Investment Authority, two new board members, and a lawsuit related to its merger with Quality Care Properties.
Massachusetts is the state with the best overall protections against elder abuse, according to new rankings released by WalletHub. The website also compared states in the three dimensions that factored into the overall ranking.
Bulk TV & Internet, DCI Design Communications and EthoStream have combined and now are known collectively as Allbridge.
A state budget for 2019-2021 proposed by Oregon Gov. Kate Brown (D) includes $22.2 million to increase rates paid to senior living communities and other aging services providers as well as funds to eliminate an existing backlog of assisted living community inspections.
