KNOXVILLE: An assistant professor of economics is to produce an assisted living price index and to further academic research on how individuals can make choices about residential long-term care.
“While long-term care is an intensely studied topic in health economics, choices about assisted living and Read More »
DENVER: At most skilled nursing homes, the blood pressure, pulse rate and temperature of patients are measured using multiple devices before they are manually recorded on paper, in a laborious and error-prone process.
But more homes are now turning to technology to minimize lapses and Read More »
WASHINGTON, D.C.: A new report examines how aging affects attention, thinking and decision-making. It also recommends steps you can take to reduce your risk for cognitive decline, and suggests that being proactive now will pay off in the future.
“We’re really at the frontier of Read More »
NEW YORK: The two hundred and sixty-fourth entry for the seniors housing Global Award for 2015 has been received.
Work has started on a LGBT senior housing project on part of the now-defunct San Francisco State Teacher’s College complex.
Wood Partners is building 330 units of Read More »