Kimberly Marselas

EEOC lawsuit against nursing home where residents allegedly harassed Black staff headed to trial … Systemic barriers to antipsychotic reduction

As nursing homes explore an increasingly wide variety of artificial intelligence tools, it may be more challenging to avoid friction between executives

As Trilogy Health Services built up its network of value-based care programs over the last several years, its nursing homes tapped an often-overlooked asset to succeed: their medical directors.

Those taking on the risk of construction borrowing and project management remain outliers, and they’re banking on two key facts: The senior population is growing at an unprecedented rate, and baby boomers and those to follow will demand more privacy along with better healthcare services, amenities and comfort.

Nursing home closures have ticked up only slightly since the start of the pandemic, but nearly one-third of those that closed have triggered local access concerns.

Males less likely to report satisfaction with nursing home services compared to females … Older Medicare beneficiaries far less likely to receive long-acting HIV medication … How healthcare workers can cope with digital fatigue

A federal watchdog is pushing CMS to toughen its audit processes to ensure accuracy of payroll-based staffing data the agency collects from nursing homes.

One of the nation’s largest nursing homes is expanding its behavioral health initiatives, offering important insights for caregiving as providers nationwide admit more patients than ever with serious mental illness or other complex diagnoses.

Several major consumer groups have asked CMS to reinvigorate a campaign to reduce drug misuse that previouly led to an intense focus on nursing homes’ antipsychotic reliance.

Two nurses are suing a Texas-based nursing home chain, alleging the management company failed to properly calculate overtime rates and automatically deducted meal breaks even when staff didn’t get to take them.