Amy Stulick is a Reporter at Skilled Nursing News and RamaOnHealthcare. She focuses on health and wellness, medicine and healthcare, as well as the intersections of construction and real estate within these sectors. Amy's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her insights on topics such as business leaders, the coronavirus, markets, and political figures like Joe Biden in the context of California.
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Amy Stulick's coverage focuses on issues related to healthcare, specifically long-term care facilities and Medicaid. She predominantly cites data, reports government announcements, and covers press releases. Given the heavy reliance on data in her articles, she is likely interested in pitches backed by solid statistics or research findings.
She often delves into legal and compliance aspects of the healthcare industry as well. Therefore, experts with a background in healthcare law or compliance could be valuable sources for her pieces.
Since Amy does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, it appears that her reporting encompasses national and potentially international perspectives within the realm of long-term care facilities and Medicaid-related topics.
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By: Amy Stulick
As Southern California braces for strong Santa Ana winds through Wednesday evening, nursing home associations say that wildfires have already significantly impacted long-term care facilities, with at least three being destroyed and evacuation efforts becoming complicated by ever-expanding evacuation zones.
By: Amy Stulick
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) compiled an ambitious checklist of changes for the nursing home industry as part of its 2025
By: Amy Stulick
Nursing home residents that receive Medicaid benefits may be affected by a change in federal poverty level standards, which are applied to eligibility requirements.
By: Amy Stulick
Older Americans that entered Medicare after the introduction of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) were found to have less hospitalizations, a reduction in medication use for chronic disease, and less out-of-pocket costs, compared to those that were on Medicare prior to ACA.
By: Amy Stulick
MonticelloAM Closed on a $73.2 million bridge and working capital loan for an Ohio provider, while Blueprint closed on the sale of Samaritas Senior Living
By: Amy Stulick
The newly installed Trump administration late Tuesday prompted federal health agencies, including the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS),
By: Amy Stulick
As providers focus on building up the nursing home workforce, and in turn protecting access to care, many leaders in 2025 are prioritizing shift
By: Amy Stulick
States and local associations haven’t given up on using policy changes to immigration as a major tool to combat the staffing crisis in nursing homes,
Nursing home operators are notifying their residents of compromised data, as a result of a hacking incident involving Russian-speaking cybercriminal group
By: Amy Stulick
Days after the Trump administration issued an executive order to freeze federal aid, it has been rescinded. The order affected Medicaid funding, with at least 20 states on Tuesday unable to draw funds.
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