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Nursing homes invest in campaigns, reap millions in taxpayer money - Vimarsana News

Nursing homes invest in campaigns, reap millions in taxpayer money

It was early on a Monday afternoon in September 2022, and Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds was at the Marriott Hotel in downtown Des Moines, delivering a speech to a group

Mood of the Market Part 4: Skilled nursing operators still down about inflation - Vimarsana News

Mood of the Market Part 4: Skilled nursing operators still down about inflation

While the rate of inflation has cooled considerably this year, very few nursing home leaders are experiencing any relief, according to results of the 2023 McKnight’s Mood of the Market survey.

'Pack it up' or increase debt to survive? One skilled nursing owner's moment of truth - Vimarsana News

'Pack it up' or increase debt to survive? One skilled nursing owner's moment of truth

When he bought his own nursing home company back in 2016, Ted LeNeave adopted an upside-down leadership philosophy, one that gave his onsite employees broad say in how to run their facilities and empower their coworkers.

Adapt, or the desire for flexibility will drive workers away, providers warned in McKnight's survey - Vimarsana News

Adapt, or the desire for flexibility will drive workers away, providers warned in McKnight's survey

Flexibility, already a major buzz word in the skilled nursing sector, is becoming an even more critical tool for hiring managers and building leaders in 2023, results of the latest McKnight’s Mood of the Market survey show.

Company cited for death, injuries at two Iowa nursing homes - Vimarsana News

Company cited for death, injuries at two Iowa nursing homes

Two Iowa nursing homes are facing up to $47,000 in potential fines for quality-of-care violations, including a resident death.