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A third-party consultant has been hired to assess the overall operations of the state agency that provides regulatory oversight to Oregon’s assisted living, residential care…

A Florida lawmaker has filed a bill that would require assisted living communities and nursing homes to allow residents to install video or audio monitoring…

Updates to California state regulations related to resident evaluations signal big changes coming for assisted living providers starting Jan. 1, but senior living groups say…

A renewed effort to allow cameras in rooms at Kentucky’s long-term care settings risks stripping residents of their sense of autonomy and respect, according to…

After two failed attempts to require permanent backup power at assisted living communities, Texas lawmakers are trying again with the backing of the state AARP…

Oklahoma’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program recently moved under the wing of the state attorney general’s office to enhance the state’s ability to investigate complaints involving…

The nation’s first public long-term care insurance program survived an effort to make it a voluntary program, which supporters said essentially would have killed the…

Although the agency overseeing inspections of Vermont’s assisted living and residential care facilities has improved, it still has some work to do, according to a…