Walking alongside." It’s the James L. West Way, and how we share the dementia journey with our residents and their families. Those who have not faced a dementia diagnosis before are in for a journey ...

Although the One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s nearly $1 trillion in Medicaid cuts will occur over the course of a decade, home- and community-based services providers may start feeling the legislation’s ...

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, or HR 1, will dramatically reduce government spending over the next 10 years, but the number of Americans without health insurance will swell by millions.

Family caregivers prioritize the food their older loved ones have access to over the accessibility or affordability of their ...

With sale of products and healthcare services segment, Owens & Minor transitions to 'pure-play' home medical equipment firm ... CareScout completes acquisition of Seniorly ... DeliverCareRx Pharmacy, ...

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services late Friday released its 2026 Medicare physician fee schedule. Among the provisions in the schedule is a new Ambulatory Specialty Model, a payment model ...

Adding to its prestigious annual ratings and rankings of various healthcare providers, US News & World Report, today disclosed it will release Best Home Health in the first quarter of 2026. The new ...

As providers wait for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to publish its 2026 home health rule, Steven Landers, MD, chief executive officer of the National Alliance for Care at Home, ...

ArchCare President and CEO Scott LaRue, Bishop John Bonnici, Congressman Adriano Espaillat and Senator Cordell Cleare join ArchCare leadership and Senior Life PACE Harlem participants for the ...

It’s fitting that the National Alliance for Care at Home’s conference comes on the heels of Halloween — because it happens to ...

The shutdown of the federal government and subsequent stoppage of SNAP benefits is taking a significant toll on direct care workers.

While the direct care worker staffing situation is improving slowly, the vast majority of providers still report being unable to fill vacancies.