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Rehab hospital snags $38M financing to start construction
A proposed rehab hospital in Bradenton, Fla., secured $38 million in financing to begin construction, the Business Observer reported May 13. -
Geisinger rehab hospital names CEO
Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital appointed Brian Mann CEO. -
California system to build inpatient rehab hospital
Loma Linda (Calif.) University Health is partnering with Lifepoint Rehabilitation to open an inpatient rehabilitation facility in Loma Linda. -
Kentucky nursing home employee charged with arson
A Kentucky man was charged with arson for allegedly setting a fire in a resident's room at the nursing home where he is employed, ABC affiliate WHAS11 reported May 7. -
Lawmakers scrutinize profits, pay at top for-profit nursing homes
Five lawmakers are demanding information about corporate spending from three of the country's largest public, for-profit nursing homes after the operators said they cannot afford to meet the new minimum staffing threshold, The Hill reported May 6. -
New York rehab hospital names executive director
White Plains, N.Y.-based Burke Rehabilitation Hospital appointed Scott Edelman as executive director. -
Ensign buys 7 skilled nursing facilities in 6 states
The Ensign Group, which invests in post-acute and healthcare services and real estate, acquired a rehab hospital and seven skilled nursing facilities in six states, it said in a May 1 news release. -
Minnesota votes for minimum nursing facility wages
The Nursing Home Workforce Standard Board in Minnesota voted to raise the minimum wage for nursing home workers to an average of $23.49 and guarantee 11 paid holidays, the Minnesota Reformer reported April 29. -
Arizona to open new inpatient rehab hospital
Cross Hospitals broke ground on Tucson (Ariz.) Rehabilitation Hospital. -
CMS finalizes 80/20 rule for home care providers
The White House has finalized a policy mandating home care providers spend at least 80% of Medicaid payments on direct care workers. -
19% of nursing homes meet CMS' new minimum staffing requirements
A KFF estimate found that only 19% of nursing facilities meet the new minimum staffing standards issued by CMS yesterday. -
White House finalizes minimum staffing rule for nursing homes
The first minimum staffing rule for nursing homes has been finalized, according to an April 22 White House fact sheet. -
Best, worst states for senior care staffing, per Seniorly
California is the best state for senior care staffing, while Oklahoma is the worst, according to an April 12 Seniorly report. -
UCI Health lowered deaths from antibiotic-resistant organisms by 24% with this collaboration
A study led by researchers at Orange, Calif.-based UCI Health found that use of antiseptic soap and nasal ointment among patients in hospitals and residents of nursing homes reduced countywide infections by up to 30% and dropped associated deaths by 24%. -
2 hospitalized after gas leak at Maryland nursing home
Twenty-eight patients and staff members were evacuated and two were hospitalized following a carbon monoxide leak at a Maryland nursing home, ABC affiliate WJLA reported April 15. -
Best senior living centers, per US News
U.S. News & World Report named the 10 cities and 15 companies for best senior living. -
West Virginia rehab hospital changes ownership, rebrands
A rehabilitation hospital has changed ownership and will operate as two partner organizations in West Virginia, WTRF.com reported April 12. -
2 MA updates for nursing homes
Changes to Medicare Advantage plans could mean lower reimbursements for nursing home patients in 2025, Newsweek reported April 8. -
MetroHealth appoints chair of physical medicine, rehab
Richard Wilson, MD, was appointed chair of the department of physical medicine and rehabilitation at Cleveland-based MetroHealth System. -
Tampa General opens clinic exclusive to older adults
Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital unveiled a clinic for patients 65 and older.
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