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1.4M nursing home residents behind on pneumococcal vaccine: 4 notes
Over 1.4 million nursing home residents were not up to date on pneumococcal vaccinations, a study published Feb. 25 in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society found. -
New Orleans nursing home owner's legal battle: A timeline
Since Bob Dean, 68, a owner of seven nursing homes across New Orleans, botched an evacuation of 843 residents to a warehouse during Hurricane Ida, he has been faced with dozens of lawsuits. -
26 nursing facilities with Joint Commission memory care certifications
The Joint Commission offers a memory care certification, highlighting the importance of minimizing risks and improving care for patients and residents with all levels of cognitive impairment, as one of its various accreditation and certification options for nursing facilities. -
10 places in US with the highest, lowest in-home care rates
The national median cost for homemaker services is $59,488 per year, according to data included in insurance company Genworth's annual survey. -
Where nursing home staff vaccinations are highest, lowest in US
Nursing home staff vaccination rates widely vary by state as vaccination mandates go into effect, an analysis published last week by the Kaiser Family Foundation found. -
6 systems seeking post-acute care talent
Below are six hospitals, health systems or hospital operators that have recently posted job listings seeking post-acute care talent. -
10 places in US with the highest, lowest nursing home facility rates
The national median cost for a private, one-bedroom unit at nursing homes is $108,405 per year, according to data included in Genworth's annual survey. -
No COVID-19 boosters for 70% of nursing home staffs, AARP says
More than 70 percent of staff in U.S. nursing homes had not received a COVID-19 booster as of late January, and 40 percent of the residents hadn't gotten the shots, AARP reported Feb. 17. -
10 places in US with the highest, lowest assisted-living facility rates
The national median cost for a private, one-bedroom unit at assisted living facilities is $54,000 per year, according to data included in Genworth's annual survey. -
2021 cost of long-term care survey: 3 things to know
The national median costs associated with all long-term care providers increased in 2021 compared to 2020, the annual Genworth Cost of Care survey found. -
New Orleans nursing home owner claims dementia amid lawsuits
Lawyers representing a New Orleans nursing home owner submitted documents claiming he is experiencing "dementia and severe cognitive impairment" as he faces more than a dozen lawsuits, nola.com reported Feb. 17. -
New Jersey freezes admissions at nursing home after new neglect allegations
New Jersey has frozen admissions at a troubled nursing home after recent inspections detailed further neglect at the facility, NBC reported Feb. 14. -
7 systems seeking post-acute care talent
Below are seven hospitals, health systems or hospital operators that have recently posted job listings seeking post-acute care talent. -
203 nursing facilities with Joint Commission post-acute care certifications
The Joint Commission offers a post-acute care certification, highlighting the importance of effective care transitions, as one of its various accreditation and certification options for nursing facilities. -
South Carolina nursing home owner arrested, charged with 10 neglect counts
The owner of two South Carolina assisted-living facilities was arrested and charged with neglect, exploitation and breach of trust of the residents in his care, the attorney general of South Carolina said Feb. 14. -
Nursing homes seeing more of these 2 problems since pandemic
Patient safety has worsened in post-acute care settings since the pandemic began, according to CMS data cited in a Feb. 12 article published by The New England Journal of Medicine. -
CMS makes nursing home COVID-19 booster data public
CMS is now posting COVID-19 vaccine booster shots administered to nursing home residents and staff on its CareCompare website, the agency said Feb. 9. -
New York extends emergency declaration, stalls nursing home reforms
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed an executive order again extending a statewide emergency declaration and postponing a new law requiring nursing homes to increase spending on resident care and staffing efforts while capping profits. -
5 states with most nursing home COVID-19 cases
California has the highest number of nursing home residents with confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the country, according to CMS data updated Jan. 23. -
2 New Jersey nursing home nurses indicted in patient death
A nurse and former LPN at a New Jersey nursing home have been indicted in the 2017 death of a patient, the acting Attorney General of New Jersey said Feb. 4.
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