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Amid a nursing shortage, nursing homes are relying on staffing agencies for help – but they're charging more for their services. Agencies say it's simply supply and demand. Nursing homes say they're being gouged. And the nurses themselves just want to make more money.
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Following President Joe Biden’s announcement that nursing home workers will be required to get vaccinated, some fear it will cause staff to leave the…
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Advocates for older Hoosiers say while Indiana nursing homes have emerged from the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, there are still ongoing issues that…
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Indiana nursing homes should be open to visitors, with very few exceptions, according to new guidance from the federal government.State Health…
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Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Wednesday the state will devote significant resources to nursing homes across Indiana in the next few weeks.COVID-19 cases and…
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Indiana announced Wednesday it will test all nursing home staff for COVID-19 over the next month.Family and Social Services Administration Chief Medical…
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Indiana State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box rebuffed questions Tuesday about providing more specific information about COVID-19 outbreaks at nursing…
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services estimate as many as 45 percent of nursing home residents’ visits to the hospital are potentially avoidable.…
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Carmel-based nursing home developer Mainstreet is now trading publicly in Canada as they expand nationally -- but not in Indiana, which has a moratorium…
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A Carmel-based nursing home builder is suing the state, seeking to strike down a 2015 moratorium on new nursing home construction in most of the Indiana.…