Nick Trankito, senior vice president of partnership development at Incite Strategic Partners, sat down with Provider magazine ...

CNA training serves as a crucial entry point into health care, combining flexible education options with practical skills to prepare and retain compassionate, competent caregivers. Ideally, training ...

In this episode, host Debbie Stadtler sits down with Mark Klyczek, FACHE, president and CEO of Virginia Health Services, to explore how apprenticeships are helping solve health care’s workforce ...

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.

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 ...

Integrated networks help providers improve the quality of life for residents, decrease administrative burdens, and improve reimbursement options.

Stadtler is joined by Carpenter and Shamberg to explore the importance of collaboration at the state and national levels, the role of immigration policy, and what’s ahead for long term care reform.

Nurse bullying is a well-known issue that creates difficult work environments. Staff are less likely to stay in a workplace where they are belittled or unsupported, whether bullying behaviors are ...

Infection prevention in skilled nursing facilities is essential for the safety of residents, staff, and visitors to minimize the communal spread of healthcare-associated infections.

The traditional fee-for-service (FFS) model can negatively impact patient care through a focus on quantity over quality, driving fragmented treatment plans while contributing to shorter ...