James M. Berklan is a journalist who writes for McKnight's Long-Term Care News and McKnight's Senior Living. With a focus on the long-term care industry, his articles cover a range of topics including healthcare policies, industry trends, and recognition of outstanding individuals in the field.
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James M. Berklan seems to cover a wide range of topics related to healthcare, long-term care, and the nursing home industry. He also focuses on legal and compliance issues within these sectors, while providing expert commentary on various events.
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When specific elements of the nursing home staffing mandate were first proposed a couple of years ago, the provider uproar was unmistakable.
By: James M. Berklan
As this historic year nears its end, it’s safe to say virtually all sector leaders and participants are all looking to the future with a lot of curiosity.
By: James M. Berklan
Joe DeMattos, president and CEO of the Health Facilities Association of Maryland, speaking alongside Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan at a 2021 event.
By: James M. Berklan
Thirty-two long-term care leaders have been named winners in the 2025 McKnight's Pinnacle Awards program, organizers announced Tuesday.
Even if you’re not toiling in long-term care, it’s reasonable to be looking for extra reasons to be cheerful this time of year.
By: James M. Berklan
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services debuted a pair of new web pages Monday morning, aimed at helping nursing homes and state inspection agencies recruit and educate new nurses.
Workforce issues dominated the long-term care provider landscape in 2024 — but in far more ways than just coping with the finalization of the nation’s first-ever nursing home staffing mandate.
By: James M. Berklan
Members of Congress on Thursday failed to approve a spending measure to keep the government fully running past midnight tonight, leaving providers, and
McKnight’s Long-Term Care News columnists made sure 2024 didn’t pass by without sharing a profound amount of insight and expert perspective.
Politics dictate that any US president will have both fans and detractors, but head and heart also dictate that there have been few, if any, commanders
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