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The company says it is protecting nursing home residents by curbing unnecessary hospital transfers. Whistleblowers allege cost-cutting tactics have endangered the elderly

Nursing homes, like households, face rising energy costs during the winter months. Facilities are required to maintain safe indoor temperatures to protect residents from hypothermia...

Attorney General Tim Griffin has asked a judge to send Joseph Schwartz, a former nursing home operator pardoned by President Trump, to an Arkansas prison for Medicaid fraud and tax evasion

Long-term care insurance was designed to protect families from the crushing costs of nursing homes, assisted living, and in-home care. On paper, it looks like...

For decades, assisted living was seen as a middle-ground option—less expensive than nursing homes, but more supportive than living alone. Today, however, families are discovering...

Nursing homes across the United States are facing a severe shortage of qualified caregivers, a problem that has escalated in recent years. As the population...

Nursing homes are entrusted with caring for some of society’s most vulnerable citizens. Families rely on these facilities to provide safety, dignity, and medical support...

The image of a sterile, quiet nursing home is outdated. Today, retirement is about active luxury. Modern communities offer amenities that rival five-star hotels. You worked hard for decades; your next chapter should feel like a reward. From pickleball tournaments to gourmet dining, the options are endless. Here are eight…

The traditional nursing home model is losing its appeal. Most of us want to stay in our own homes as we age. However, the isolation of suburbia makes “aging in place” difficult. Enter the “Village” concept. This grassroots movement connects neighbors to support one another. It allows seniors to remain…

Police allege man ‘had reportedly threatened to harm other residents and himself while armed with a metal object’

Hollywood legend Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, were found dead in their home in February 2025. Hackman had been living with Alzheimer’s and depended on Arakawa as his full-time caregiver.