Kimberly Bonvissuto

LaShuan Bethea Cuts to Medicaid — no matter the form they come in — could have ripple effects that would force states to make difficult decisions, according to one senior living expert.

(Image: J Studios / Getty Images) A fair housing interim rule will make it more difficult for low-income housing providers to partner with

The accomplishments of 64 outstanding women in senior living, skilled nursing and home care were celebrated by a record-setting crowd.

Amid an “overall chilling political climate” against LGBTQ+ rights and efforts toward diversity, equity and inclusion, a “surprisingly hopeful” story is emerging among long-term care providers who are stepping up for LGBTQ+ elders, according to a new national report.

“Place planning” is a way to help people find the right place to live for every stage of life. For senior living, it’s a way to enhance awareness about what the setting offers and drive older adults to see senior living communities as places to “unlock joy” and “create peace of mind.”

As state legislatures consider budget proposals amid looming federal cuts to healthcare programs and services, long-term care providers are scoring some wins but also facing challenges.

The nation’s top two ride-hailing companies have launched streamlined versions of their apps to attract a growing demographic of the nation’s population: older adults, including senior living residents.

Efforts to bring greater transparency into how senior living referral companies work are being debated by Wisconsin lawmakers.

Addressing the financial barriers to inclusive and affordable housing including housing for older adults, requires new, multi-sector solutions that consider alternative funding sources, according to a new report.

Workforce management challenges facing administrators can seem daunting, but a people-first strategy can offer a path forward, a report says.