The Department of Health and Human Services plans to revoke public participation from many of its rule-making processes, according to a policy set to be published in the Federal Register Monday.

A major study published in Infectious Diseases reveals that older COVID-19 hospitalization survivors face elevated health risks lasting up to two and a half years after discharge.

A new personalized home-based support program could significantly reduce emergency hospital admissions for older adults with mild frailty, according to a study published in The Lancet Healthy ...

Clinical Diabetes found that people with type 1 diabetes can achieve positive results with new diabetes technology when trained by a primary care provider or through telehealth. Researchers from the ...

Imagine walking into a nursing home with a giant red mark on its front door. You would see it as an unmistakable sign that something has gone ...

The 2025 NIC Spring Conference starts Wednesday in San Diego bearing the theme “Changing the Value Proposition.” The event brings together operators, investors and care partners for networking, ...

Immigrant workers in low-wage sectors may be one group facing the brunt of the Trump administration's focus on mass ...

Sens. Deb Fischer (R-NE) and James Lankford (R-OK) have reintroduced a bill to overturn the federal nursing home staffing mandate.

There’s an admirable effort to get the Trump administration on the record about its plans for long-term care over the next four years.

People who exercise moderately or vigorously may be less likely to develop a slew of health problems including dementia, a new study finds.

Extreme heat exposure may speed up biological aging in older adults, a new study finds. Authors of the report said they’re concerned about how climate change and heat waves could affect molecular ...

A federal vaccine advisory panel meeting to discuss next year's flu shot, which was set for March 13, has been canceled.