Tech anxiety isn’t solely about fearing new technology; it’s a complex psychological response to change, performance pressure, and the very real fear of obsolescence.

The word crisis can evoke scary thoughts of hurricanes, floods, and wildfires, all of which ravaged parts of the United States recently and forced many nursing homes into emergency mode. However, ...

LaShuan Bethea, executive director of the National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL), spoke with Provider Magazine Editor In Chief Debbie Stadtler to explore why advocacy is critical in assisted ...

Long term care services are in greater demand than ever. The industry has responded by improving operations, leveraging technology, monitoring legislation, and focusing on wellness.

New technology in long term care is exciting and promises to deliver many new functionalities as long as the purchase and implementation work for the facility, providers, and residents.

Assisted living communities and nursing homes are seeing more residents with opioid use disorder (OUD), chronic mental health issues, and traumatic brain injuries. These special populations require ...

Facilities, staff, and families must work together to recognize and treat addiction and substance use disorders in long term care communities. Individualized plans are needed to provide necessary pain ...

It's one of many intergenerational programs today that boost the spirits of seniors, giving them greater purpose late in life and inspiring learning in the children while in daycare. Such bonding is ...

As state Medicaid programs transition to PDPM, efforts are needed to standardize reimbursement and ensure accurate documentation.

AI continues to redefine health care, offering tools that address complex challenges with precision and scalability. Among its most promising applications is the use of AI companions in memory care.

One of the most important paradigm shifts is in the mindset of the new consumer base. Unlike previous generations, baby boomers don’t plan to slow down as they retire; they plan to continue living ...