Alicia Lasek

Federal regulators should copy state and provider innovations and begin paying more and otherwise better supporting nursing homes that care for patients with substance use disorder, researchers argued Tuesday.

(Photo: James Napier/Dimensions Photography Inc.) Mark Prifogle, FACHCA, has built an entrepreneurial career in healthcare for seniors, becoming a

The science and practice of bathing in nursing homes is often tweaked, if not overhauled.

Claims reveal injuries occurred most commonly when staff managed agitated patients.

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When short-staffed, nursing home leaders can keep recreational therapy programs highly effective and residents motivated by using targeted staffing workarounds and strategic program design.

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When insurers put patients and their caregiver through the prior authorization wringer, adverse care outcomes are more likely, according to a new scientific survey published in JAMA Network Open.