The Most Common Forms of Elder Abuse
June 5, 2020, By Caitlin Morgan
Across the United States, millions of elderly individuals rely on the care and support of nursing homes. These facilities are bound by a duty to […]
How Long-Term Care Facilities Can Reduce Their Workers’ Compensation Claims
October 24, 2018, By Gerry Dumke
To the outside observer, healthcare operations like nursing homes and long-term care facilities may seem like relatively safe, low-risk workplaces. Unfortunately, this is not the
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How Long-Term Care Facilities Can Prepare for Blizzards
February 21, 2018, By Chris Murray
Certain parts of the country might be warming up this week, but the vernal equinox not being until March 20, and we’ve still got a
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Preventing Respiratory Tract Infections in Healthcare Facilities
August 17, 2017, By Chris Murray
As the summer comes closer to an end and the days slowly grow colder and shorter as we enter autumn and prepare for winter, it’s
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Social Media Training for Senior Living Staff – Part II
June 23, 2017, By Chris Murray
Senior living staff use social media both at home and work – whether it’s to blog, connect with individuals via Facebook, share photos on Instagram
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Creating a Strong Social Media Policy for Senior Living Facilities – Part I
June 20, 2017, By Chris Murray
Social media and other web-based tools have provided many industries, including the senior living sector, with additional methods of communication and information sharing. Platforms such
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A Primer on Assisted Living Facilities
June 16, 2017, By Chris Murray
Assisted living facilities offer community-based long-term living arrangements designed for seniors who need some help with the activities of daily living (ADLs), but who are
How the New Healthcare Proposal May Affect Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities
March 30, 2017, By Chris Murray
On the heels of the seventh anniversary of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which has been marked by strong debate over its cost and opposition
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Senior Living Facilities Taking a Closer Look at D&O and Cyber Liability Insurance
December 21, 2015, By Caitlin Morgan
Owners and investors of senior living facilities – from Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs) to skilled nursing care homes and assisted living – are increasingly
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Report Cites Liability Rates for Long Term Care Rising for Three Consecutive Years
November 30, 2015, By Caitlin Morgan
The American Health Care Association (AHCA) and Aon Global Risk Consulting released findings from their analysis showing that the cost of liability continues to increase
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