Ben Hawkins with the Maine Health Care Association: “Well, I’d say one of the biggest reasons Maine has higher costs for long-term care services is because we have one of the highest staffing ratios ...

As the oldest members of the baby boomer generation near 80, the demand for these services ... models of assisted living and other long-term care, private providers will need more government ...

The nation’s largest healthcare workers union has now set a date for an actual strike if members’ demands aren’t met.

The average wait for a long-term care assessment in New Brunswick is 67 days, while the average wait to receive home support ...

This article is sponsored by Centers Health Care. As CMS prepares to launch the Transforming Episode Accountability Model ...