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Good Samaritan, Sanford Health drop assisted-living residents from Roseville's Heritage Place – Twin Cities - Vimarsana News

Good Samaritan, Sanford Health drop assisted-living residents from Roseville's Heritage Place – Twin Cities

In all, seven assisted living residents were impacted by the switch to independent senior living.

How Can the Eldercare Workforce Crisis Be Solved? - Vimarsana News

How Can the Eldercare Workforce Crisis Be Solved?

The American Health Care Association and the National Center for Assisted Living reported in June that nearly half of the nation’s 14,000 nursing homes are facing severe labor shortages, and 73 percent of those facilities are concerned about closing.

Minnesota employers confront 'hurry up and wait' on vaccine mandates - Vimarsana News

Minnesota employers confront 'hurry up and wait' on vaccine mandates

Firms consider next steps as federal courts block Biden's requirements.

Changes at Riverside Villas in Pine River lead some residents to leave - Vimarsana News

Changes at Riverside Villas in Pine River lead some residents to leave

Good Samaritan Society cites stress from COVID-19 pandemic on the senior care industry

After grim year, arrival of COVID-19 vaccine spurs 'burst of energy' at North Dakota nursing homes - Vimarsana News

After grim year, arrival of COVID-19 vaccine spurs 'burst of energy' at North Dakota nursing homes

After grim year, arrival of COVID-19 vaccine spurs 'burst of energy' at North Dakota nursing homes With more than 13,000 health care workers and first responders already having received their first doses of the vaccine, North Dakota's long-term care residents and staff now stand at the front of the line. Vaccinations began in some of the state's facilities on Tuesday, Dec. 29, and more will continue through the first few weeks of January. Written By: Jeremy Turley | Michelle Griffith | 4:29 pm, Dec. 29, 2020 × Donald Mozinski, a resident ...