Attaining personal savings goals are out of reach for two-thirds of Americans, according to the results of a new survey.

Almost 6 million people are living with dementia in the United States in 2025, costing the country $781 billion, $232 billion ...

Federal and state agencies should be given the authority to approve or deny mergers and acquisitions involving nursing homes.

Care teams, residents and family members of residents in senior living communities and other long-term care settings should ...

State-facilitated retirement programs reached a milestone last month, adding the one-millionth account to the rolls.

Proposed legislation would put $2.5 billion into HUD's Section 202 program to build new affordable senior housing.

Commercial construction is heading for a slowdown due to tighter lending conditions, inflation concerns and general market ...

Dwight Capital and Dwight Mortgage Trust, closed $521 million in long-term care financing in the first quarter of the year.

More adults aged 50 or more years consider themselves “adventurous” than in previous generations, and they also believe that ...

Societies that invest in long-term care see benefits for individuals, families, health systems, economies and societies as a whole, according to new global evidence.

Florida’s insurance commissioner said Monday that he will “strongly advocate for more oversight control” over CCRCs.

After a drop in workers’ and retirees’ confidence last year, the outlook is brighter this year, according to results of a new survey.