Letters to Editor pages reveal angst over geriatric colonialism

LOS ANGELES: The letters to the Editor columns of newspapers this week betray a growing concern about geriatric colonialism. There is a growing propensity to move care for the aged off shore.

The trend is being driven by cost considerations. The ten countries driving the Read More »

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Care worker retention rates falling

NEW YORK: Care companies could improve worker retention — and significantly improve their bottom lines — by enhancing communication with staff, industry experts say.

The financial stakes are high for keeping employees on the payroll in assisted living, care environments and continuing care retirement communities. Read More »

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Major amyloid imaging trial set to be launched

PHILADELPHIA: A new four-year research study to determine the value of beta-amyloid imaging in diagnosing and treating Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias is ready to be launched. The study participants will be placed into either a subgroup for progressive, unexplained mild cognitive impairment or a Read More »

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Seniors housing developers compete for Global Award

NEW YORK: The two hundred and seventy-fifth entry for the seniors housing Global Award for 2015 has been received.

Fair Oaks EcoHousing is building 30 residential units and a 3,800-square-foot clubhouse on 3.7 acres bordered by Fair Oaks Boulevard and New York Avenue, in Sacramento.

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