Most Americans participating in a new survey said that if they need long-term care, they want to receive it in their own ...

We expect our loved ones to be able to enjoy their golden years retiring, working on passion projects or getting into new hobbies. “No one sits around and says, ‘OK, I’m ready for a nursing home.’ ...

Understanding the differences between assisted living facilities and nursing homes is important when making the decision as to where a loved one should be admitted. Assisted living facilities and ...

An increasing number of older adults are opting to age in the comfort of their own homes. In fact, almost 9 in 10 adults want to remain living in their homes and communities as they age.

Choosing appropriate long-term care arrangements for older adults requires careful consideration of multiple factors including health status, care needs, financial resources, and personal preferences.

Regardless if you or your loved one lives in a metropolitan or rural area, the decision process for evaluating the best suited place to age can be complicated. However, for those living in rural ...

Advocate sounds the alarm over the loss of adult care beds and chronic underfunding of Medicaid-funded Assisted Living ...

Following the deadly fire at Gabriel House in Fall River, Massachusetts, there's been confusion about the difference between the types of care offered at, and the regulations governing, nursing homes ...