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8 rehab hospitals opening in 2025
Here are eight rehab hospitals opening in 2025: -
SNF employment surpasses pre-pandemic levels for 1st time
Nursing and residential facilities added 13,200 jobs in January, according to a March 4 Altarum report. -
Hospice care quality: Latest CMS data
CMS has analyzed data from more than 5,000 hospice agencies for its latest update to Care Compare. Care Compare, a consumer search tool for home health, hospice and other Medicare-reimbursed healthcare services, provides patients with information to make informed decisions about healthcare. -
New Jersey rehab facility 1st in US to earn stroke certification
The Stroke Rehab Program at Lumberton, N.J.-based Mount Holly Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center has been certified by the American Heart Association. It is the first facility in the U.S. to earn this distinction. -
Top 20 senior living facilities in the US: Seniorly
Seattle-based Aegis Living Greenwood was named the top senior living facility as part of Seniorly's Best of Senior Living Awards for 2025. -
Nursing home staffing declines tied to ownership changes
Staffing declines at skilled nursing facilities can be tied to changes in ownership, according to a study published Feb. 27 in The Journal of Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine. -
Older adult living acquisition trends: 4 notes
The pace of merger and acquisitions within the not-for-profit older adult living industry "remained stable" in 2024, according to a report published March 4 by Kaufman Hall. -
Providence to sell 10 skilled nursing facilities
Renton, Wash.-based Providence is preparing to sell 10 skilled nursing facilities across four states to The Ensign Group, a publicly traded holding company based in San Juan Capistrano, Calif. -
Long-term care facilities feel brunt of listeria outbreak: FDA
Long-term care facilities in the U.S. bore the brunt of a recent listeria outbreak tied to frozen supplemental nutrition shakes, according to a Feb. 24 update from the FDA. -
How Cleveland Clinic's geriatric ED model reduced admissions 42%
Cleveland Clinic's geriatric emergency department model led to an overall reduction in admissions of older ED patients of 42%, and reduced the odds of admission for older ED observational patients by 73%. -
10 top reasons for hospitalization for older adults
Sepsis ranked as the most common reason for hospitalization among older adults, a KFF report found. -
How hospitals can prepare for CMS' new TEAM model
Set to take effect in less than a year, more than 700 hospitals across the U.S. are gearing up to adhere to a new alternative payment system from CMS, called the Transforming Episode Accountability Model. -
Duke Health collaborates on new rehab hospital
Durham, N.C.-based Duke Health has partnered with Raleigh, N.C.-based WakeMed and Brentwood, Tenn.-based Lifepoint Health to open the new Peak Rehabilitation Hospital in Apex, N.C. -
10 nursing homes opening, closing
Here are 10 nursing homes across the U.S. opening or closing: -
Baptist Health Care, PAM Health partner on new rehab hospital
Pensacola, Fla.-based Baptist Health Care will partner with Enola, Pa.-based PAM Health on a new rehabilitation hospital, expected to open in 2026. -
Scripps cuts 14K bed days with a simple solution
San Diego-based Scripps Health has saved 14,731 bed days since January 2023 by leasing beds at skilled nursing facilities. -
How Cleveland Clinic uses the 'Google Maps' of rehab care
Cleveland Clinic is working to make rehabilitation care easier with an augmented reality program. -
Long-term hospitals with lowest preventable readmission rates
Thornton, Colo.-based Vibra Hospital of Denver has the lowest potentially preventable readmission rate among long-term care hospitals, according to CMS data. -
VCU releases 1st trauma-informed resource for nursing homes
Richmond, Va.-based VCU Health has developed a trauma-informed care toolkit to help nursing homes comply with CMS requirements. -
Skilled nursing facility earnings, profits increase: 9 notes
Between 2022 and 2023, the national average earnings and profitabilities of skilled nursing facilities in the U.S. increased as length of stays decreased, according to a new Jan. 30 report.
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