long-term care

The future is bright for the long-term care industry, but its leaders must decide what they want the industry to be instead of waiting for tomorrow’s consumers to present a list of demands, a panel of...

Legislation introduced Wednesday will help people with disabilities choose the setting where they want to receive long-term care support services. 

The Biden administration’s executive order to improve home-based and long-term care services received swift and positive reviews Tuesday by providers and associations representing the aging services...

The direct care workforce crisis showed no signs of improvement in the early months of the year, according to a new poll by LeadingAge.

More than 200 aging services professionals, business partners and supporters celebrated a “who’s who” of industry veterans in grand style Tuesday night in Chicago during the inaugural McKnight’s...

A recent poll by the California Health Care Foundation (CHCF) revealed the challenges the state faces in providing long-term care to nearly 11 million people by the end of the decade.

Washington state and Rhode Island have the best policies supporting direct care workers, while Texas and Mississippi have the worst.

Medicare Advantage and managed care organizations could be the secret to growing Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), according to InnovAge CEO Patrick Blair. 

New York state took its first step in drawing up a master plan for aging Monday as more than two dozen members of a stakeholder advisory committee set to work devising the plan

More than two-thirds of sandwich generation adults polled said they worry about financially supporting both aging parents and children.