Skilled Nursing News had an article on updated long-term care facility standards to prevent future cases of neglect that are far too common. These new regulations apply when facility inspections or “surveys” take place. Such surveys may be difficult for facilities to prepare for, as the standards are quite detailed with over 900 pages long.
Two Alzheimer’s drugs, donanemab (Kisunla) and lecanemab (Leqembi) appear to hold real promise in slowing the progression of the Alzheimer’s disease. Both drugs are designed for individuals in the early stages of the disease, and work by reducing amyloid plaques (or abnormal protein build-ups in the brain that are linked to the disease.) Donanemab, a
North Carolina Health News reported that due to the high costs and restrictive nature of nursing home facilities, many seniors and people with disabilities are forced to seek care at the more affordable and unregulated Multi-unit Assisted Housing with Services, or MUAHS of Wilson County, NC. These MUAHS are intended to act as independent living
WSPA reported that a local nursing home in Greenville, S.C. has offered care so horrendous that the United States Department of Justice has stepped in to sue them, along with three other facilities. Greenville East, along with three other ProMedica-owned facilities, are being sued for their consistent failures maintain residents’ hygiene, conduct proper wound care,
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