Amy Stulick is a Reporter at RamaOnHealthcare. She specializes in health and wellness, healthcare systems, and workforce issues, with a focus on aging and longevity, patient care, and public health. Amy's work has been featured in RamaOnHealthcare and Skilled Nursing News.
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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
Legacy Healthcare’s near-term growth strategy is centered around fine-tuning internal systems and processes to adjust for the ‘constant battle’ of the two
By: Amy Stulick
After its bankruptcy sale, Genesis Healthcare executives honed in on the evolution of its management team, investing in administrators and directors of
By: Amy Stulick
Clinical success in the nursing home can be broken down by its parts – namely performance with quality measures. And while QMs have expanded to account
By: Amy Stulick
Nursing homes in violation of staffing requirements in New York were fined nearly $4.2 million in the last week, marking the second round of enforcement under the state's minimum staffing law.
By: Amy Stulick
It’s no secret that successful institutional special needs plan (I-SNP) partnerships depend on aligned incentives between the nursing home operator and
By: Amy Stulick
A six-facility portfolio in Ohio, totaling 636 beds, changed hands. Meanwhile, Ensign added more nursing homes to its Texas footprint.
By: Amy Stulick
The Florida Health Care Association (FHCA), which represents 90% of Florida's almost 700 nursing homes, is calling upon the Department of Homeland
Artificial intelligence is helping nursing homes plug the “leaky buckets” in their Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement (QAPI) programs by identifying documentation gaps before they become survey deficiencies, denials or compliance issues.
By: Amy Stulick
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a proposed rule this week jam-packed with reforms to the Merit-Based
By: Amy Stulick
More than a fourth of nursing homes nationally reported at least one serious deficiency, with 5% of the deficiencies cited in the last survey cycle
