Regulations Archive

Even with clearly defined standards and recording tools, it can be difficult to identify specific points in resident health when a change in care might be needed. According to a recent best practices report from the American Health Lawyers Association, it’s important, though, to stay ...Read More

The price of long-term care in America is an increasing worry, not just for a Baby Boomer generation coming of retirement age, but also for lawmakers and insurance companies. In an August 18 article in the Journal of the American Medical Association, Stuart M. Butler debunks ...Read More

The healthcare industry is under constant political pressure due to its necessity, costs, and the fair amount of corruption within the system. To eliminate some corruption within the healthcare industry, the federal government enacted the Anti-Kickback Statute in 1972. As the name implies, the ...Read More

On February 4, 2015, the Senate Special Committee on Aging highlighted an important issue affecting seniors. The financial exploitation of seniors is a growing epidemic that puts seniors in very dangerous situations. Up to 1 in 5 seniors will face some form of financial ...Read More