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As the United States population continues to get older — with adults 65 and over projected to account for 21% of the population by 2030 — the healthcare system must reassess how long-term care is delivered...

Living with diabetes is difficult for people in any stage of life, but it can get even tougher as patients get older and start to face the additional challenges brought on by aging. Poorly controlled diabetes...

The home care recruitment landscape is a complex and ever-changing one. With the aging population and the growing demand for your services, the need for qualified caregivers is greater than ever before....

Telehealth adoption has experienced remarkable growth in recent years, most notably among seniors. Older adults have found themselves increasingly drawn to virtual care’s convenience. In fact, the majority...

Medicaid’s expenditures may be decreasing, but those in the home care industry are stopping short of celebrating the recently documented cost savings. Since March of this year, state governments have...

With better education, clinicians can understand the need to assess fall risks and develop a plan that would clearly provide the degree of care and preparation needed to reduce any risk.

As our society ages, the importance of ensuring the well-being and independence of seniors becomes increasingly apparent. One aspect of senior care that deserves attention is nonemergency medical transport...

Personalized medicine identifies how individual patients might react to certain medications based on their unique genetic makeup and drug routine. This approach guides pharmacists and prescribers in optimizing...

Hiring caregivers can be stressful and frustrating … and time-consuming! But it takes time for a reason. It’s one of the most important things that you do for your home care business.

Workplace violence is a recognized risk in the healthcare industry. Healthcare workers are at an increased risk of workplace violence, with nearly 75% of nonfatal workplace assaults occurring in the healthcare...