Earlier this year, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, other businesses, and individuals found their establishments heavily damaged by severe hurricanes. Atlantic hurricane season will officially […]
United States Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz has proposed a new law that would require nursing homes to have generators that are capable of powering air
Proposed Legislation Calls for New Nursing Home RequirementsRead More
Ironically enough, healthcare industry workers are among the most likely to receive on-the-job injuries. Out of the over 16 million people employed in the healthcare
How Assisted Living Facilities Can Reduce Workers’ Compensation ClaimsRead More
The past few months have seen numerous examples of devastating disasters in the United States. The back-to-back Atlantic hurricanes have left many businesses in the
Disaster Preparation for Assisted Living FacilitiesRead More
Each year, the National Center for Assisted Living releases the “Assisted Living State Regulation Review”, which provides a record of states’ requirements and regulations for
New NCAL Report Shows an Increase in Assisted Living RegulationsRead More
For many people, making the decision to place one of their relatives in a nursing home or other facility can be a difficult one. They
By the year 2050, it is estimated that the number of nursing home and home health care services will increase to 27 million, in comparison
Last week, we discussed some of the most prominent myths surrounding assisted living facilities and how they operate. According to the National Center for Health
From September 10-16, 2017, the National Center for Assisted Living’s National Assisted Living Week® occurred. The week has occurred annually since 1995, and was initially
This past weekend, there was yet another high-profile data breach. Equifax, one of the largest credit reporting agencies in the United States, was breached between
