Kimberly Marselas is a journalist at McKnight's Senior Living. She specializes in health and wellness, focusing on topics such as aging and longevity, healthcare administration, and public health. Kimberly's work has been featured in McKnight's Long-Term Care News, McKnight's Home Care, and NewsBreak.
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Kimberly's coverage primarily focuses on the healthcare industry, with significant attention to legal and regulatory developments impacting nursing homes and Medicare providers. Her articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for factual information supported by official sources.
Given her focus, Kimberly may be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insights into healthcare policy changes, compliance issues affecting nursing homes or Medicare providers, and the impact of new regulations on these entities. Additionally, she might welcome commentary from professionals with expertise in human resources and employment within the healthcare field.
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By: Kimberly Marselas
Funds have reached $200 million as states contribute resources to increase overall spending projections.
By: Kimberly Marselas
The Senate bill would require faster prior authorization approvals from MA plans and coverage aligned more with traditional Medicare.
By: Kimberly Marselas
A Minnesota nursing home company is asking a federal court to toss an arbitration finding that directed it to reinstate an employee longevity bonus launched during the pandemic.
By: Kimberly Marselas
Nearly two weeks after applications were due for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ latest accountable care organization, healthcare leaders and the providers who will make or break their organizations’ chances for financial success are sorting through layers of prep work before the program’s 2027 launch.
Missouri lawmakers move to reinstate CMP project funding ... CMS moves, updates dialysis guidance with potential impacts for participating nursing homes … New law modernizes hiring process, TB rules for long-term care providers … CMS recruiting 1,200 employees with AI, IT skills to support fraud crackdown ... CA draft regs giving its healthcare affordability office more oversight in private equity deals
By: Kimberly Marselas
A federal watchdog has accused nursing homes of inappropriately diagnosing residents with schizophrenia to “mask” the misuse of antipsychotic drugs and “artificially inflate” their star ratings.
By: Kimberly Marselas
Thousands of nursing home employees in Minnesota could get one-time payments of up to $400, thanks to state lawmakers.
By: Kimberly Marselas
The decision to send most eligible green card seekers away appears to be a graceless — maybe classless — move by a nation that once called out to immigrants with a welcoming refrain of “Give me your tired, your poor."
By: Kimberly Marselas
Gone are the old adages in senior care investment: Real estate ownership isn’t a must and shiny new facilities don’t necessarily wow would-be partners. Instead, both long-time investors and those just entering the market want proof that the operations will deliver quality care — and quality returns.
T7 Capital arranges $5B in skilled nursing, senior living, other financing since founding … 20% of nursing home staff leave work with multidrug-resistant organisms on their hands … Worker fired over resident-care concerns is eligible for unemployment: judge … Department of Labor finalizes rule increasing financial transparency for unions … Rural stroke survivors more likely to rehab in skilled nursing than urban peers
