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In a world of shifting priorities, one constant remains in long-term care: money talks.

Labor Day brought cooler temperatures in my neck of the woods this year, which reminded me of the changing seasons. This time of year is when your thoughts may be turning to all of the vaccinations that...

The National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care Fall Conference will start soon, and the excitement already is building.

I’m no expert on monetary policy and have never played one on TV. But even I am beginning to wonder if these actions might create another problem for senior living operators.

Until we make caregiving issues as important to lawmakers as infrastructure and energy, we can act on three critical intermediary steps.

A recent Washington Post article gave an incomplete view of the reality facing assisted living providers related to Medicaid reimbursement.

The hurdles to getting coronavirus relief stand in sharp contrast to the way lawmakers are tossing billions at defense contractors and other makers of industrial-grade weaponry.

If you are a senior living operator and your rents went up a bit last year, that’s a good thing, right? As it turns out, the answer may not be so obvious.

Things are looking up for senior living operators, but they are anything but out of the woods. In fact, three challenges remain very much in the picture.

As we’re nearing an anniversary of sorts, this may be a good time to offer an assessment and some observations about senior living survival.