Game theory: New approach shows promise for memories
By playing three-dimensional video games, seniors can boost the formation of memories, according to neurobiologists at the University of California in Irvine.
Print Issue: February 01, 2016
Some wonder if building spree will damage occupancy levels
Many financial experts look at the current senior living construction boom as a foregone conclusion.
Brookdale seeing progress in wake of Emeritus acquisition
Brookdale Senior Living says it’s confident it has calmed much of the 2015 tumult in the wake of an Emeritus acquisition that led to short-term occupancy dips, management turnover and less-than-expected earnings performance.
Final address a victory lap
President Obama’s legacy may be forever linked to healthcare reform. But you’d never know that based on his final State of the Union address.
Carle’s on a mission to prepare future leaders
He’s highly regarded and admired in every sector of the healthcare industry he’s dedicated a career to over the past few decades.
GAO calls for healthcare worker plan
The Department of Health and Human Services needs to develop a better plan to address the needs people who work in healthcare, notes a new report from the Government Accountability Office.
Supreme Court declines ACA challenge
The Supreme Court declined to take up another challenge to the Affordable Care Act at press time.
Meeting the changing needs of residents
Mather LifeWays’ Mary Leary talks about life care communities — and senior living’s challenges
Awash in benefits
Old notions of bath time are being replaced by spas and other upgrades that challenge the status quo.
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