Skilled Nursing Archives - I Advance Senior Care

Elaine Howley | October 23, 2019

Use Training, Technology to Reduce Lifting Injuries among Clinical Staff

Robotics is helping make nursing a safer practice

Elaine Howley | September 26, 2019

CMS’ PDPM May Impact Clinical Protocols

Changes to Medicare reimbursements may affect your facility’s workflow.

I Advance Senior Care | November 27, 2018

Investors keep buying into skilled nursing facilities

Investment in skilled nursing facilities hasn’t slowed down despite persistent dark clouds surrounding the industry’s outlook.

I Advance Senior Care | November 20, 2018

Post-acute nurses find more satisfaction in career, report shows

Pay and benefits for home care, hospice, palliative care and long-term care nurses haven’t always been on par with nurses who work in the acute setting.

I Advance Senior Care | October 25, 2018

Challenges in skilled nursing facilities: a conversation

Greystone's Frank Small discusses with Multi-Housing News the impact of the forthcoming Patient-Driven Payment Model on operators and sheds light on other pressing issues in the field.

I Advance Senior Care | October 16, 2018

As some states seem short on staff, some find surplus by 2030

In two years, California is projected to be short almost 45,000 registered nurses (RNs), while Florida will have a surplus of almost 54,000.

I Advance Senior Care | October 8, 2018

High-intensity therapy being used in skilled nursing for near-death patients

As the skilled nursing industry prepares for a shift away from therapy as a primary reimbursement driver, a new study raises questions about the use of high-intensity therapy minutes at the end of residents’ lives.

I Advance Senior Care | September 21, 2018

New paper states that long-term care hospitals should be paid the same as skilled nursing facilities

Study claims LTC hospitals cost three times as much as cheaper venues, such as SNFs, for the same care.

I Advance Senior Care | September 20, 2018

Washington skilled nursing faces tough times due to Medicaid

“At this point I can’t even tell you how they’re coping. That’s how bad it is,” WHCA president and CEO Robin Dale told Skilled Nursing News.

I Advance Senior Care | September 18, 2018

Experts expect slow occupancy rates in skilled nursing facilities

“I think we’re probably at around the trough,” Sabra Health Care REIT (Nasdaq: SBRA) chief investment officer Talya Nevo-Hacohen said during the Senior Housing News Summit in Los Angeles.