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The end of enhanced unemployment benefits could be a boon for home care agencies struggling to hire workers since the pandemic struck early last year.

On Thursday, the White House initiated a full court press for its $3.5 trillion budget blueprint that would provide billions of dollars for home- and community-based services, higher caregiver wages and...

A new study by the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) found home care and group home providers suffered significant workforce shortages during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Amedisys is betting the end of government stimulus from the pandemic will help solve the dearth of home care and hospice workers by early next year.

After more than a decade in the making, Evonne Keeler finally got an online platform for home care workers off and running earlier this week.

Home care agencies need to get creative and stand out from the crowd if they want to attract workers, according to Mark McInerney, director of Maine’s Center for Workforce Research and Information.

California — the state that has led the nation on everything from environment standards to labor rights — now may be blazing a trail on the caregiver crisis.

Home care workers must be better paid, better trained and more flexible in their skills as they emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The National Association of Health Care Assistants (NAHCA) warned Tuesday the shortage of certified nursing assistants (CNAs) could lead to burnout and increased health problems for the nation’s CNAs.

Healthcare assistants descended virtually on Washington Wednesday, demanding better wages, career development and recognition. During the six-hour online demonstration sponsored by the National Association...