Senior living industry advocates in Washington state are embracing new certification requirements for assisted living communities that provide memory care services, but they remain concerned…
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Massachusetts will award approximately $1 million to train certified nurse assistants and home health aides to work in long-term care as part of a total…
Five states — California, Maryland, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania and Texas — are actively implementing or developing comprehensive frameworks to bring together stakeholders from various sectors —…
A report exploring the potential fiscal and policy implications of California’s aging population has yielded some encouraging findings but also some concerning trends. The Public…
Workforce development initiatives have increased Hawaii’s supply of healthcare workers and dampened its need for additional workers over the past two years, but a growing…
Providing enough assisted living units to accommodate a rapidly aging population is just one of the challenges facing Wisconsin. Staffing for those units is another. …
California is the most recent state to ban so-called captive audience meetings, where employers might give speeches that discourage employees from joining unions or that…
Proposed changes to an existing law overseeing protections for older adults would delay hiring practices, create backlogs and become another unfunded mandate for Pennsylvania’s senior…