Tech anxiety isn’t solely about fearing new technology; it’s a complex psychological response to change, performance pressure ...

Charnetski and Holt discuss the shift from federal to state-level regulations, value-based care, and the impact of technology ...

Bethea explores why advocacy is critical in assisted living, NCAL’s policy priorities, and how providers can get involved.

With the so-called silver tsunami of aging baby boomers well on its way, long term care operators have no choice but to adapt to this new generation of customers—if they haven’t already. One of the ...

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, ...

In long term care, there’s always more to learn—whether it’s navigating policy changes, supporting staff, or finding new ways ...

Everyone in today’s multigenerational workforce is like a houseplant that requires an individualized care plan. Fortunately, we know what that means in the senior care space.

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.

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.