A recent seated hockey game between residents of Worthington Christian Village and preschoolers was part of a National Hockey League initiative to drive positive social change and foster more inclusive communities through the sport. Read more, and find out how to submit your photos!
Seventeen companies are illegally selling a total of 58 products they say can prevent, treat or cure Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease or other health conditions, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Monday, making public the warning and advisory letters that were sent to the companies.
A bill introduced Thursday would create the position of “aging czar” to lead a 15-member task force that would develop a master plan to address challenges related to long-term care and aging.
Promotions and appointments at Atlas Senior Living, Benchmark Senior Living, Douglas Wilson Companies, Erickson Living, Fishman & Associates, Oakmont Senior Living, OnShift, Remedi SeniorCare, Seniorly, Vista Springs Senior Living, Watermark Retirement Communities and Wesley.
Jury selection began Monday for the trial of Philip Esformes, the owner of multiple Miami-area assisted living and skilled nursing facilities accused in 2016 of orchestrating a $1 billion healthcare fraud scheme.
Someone at Edge Hill University clearly has a sense of humor, but research there is no laughing matter.
The year 2019 will be “a pivot year in our transition back to growth” for Ventas, Chairman and CEO Debra Cafaro told investors and analysts during the real estate investment trust’s fourth-quarter and full-year 2018 earnings call on Friday.
The administrator of a small assisted living home in California, and her husband, have been arrested for allegedly operating a methamphetamine “pill mill” at the address, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration announced Friday.
As the legal use of marijuana for medical purposes becomes more widespread in states across the country, senior living community operators are encountering challenges with serving their residents while complying with the law.
A South Dakota businessman alleged to be a potential link between the Trump campaign and the Russian government has been indicted on 11 unrelated counts of wire fraud and money laundering in part for allegedly defrauding investors in his assisted living company of more than $700,000, according to the Justice Department.
