If there is one lesson Andrea Cohen learned after more than two decades of running a home care company, it’s that supporting family caregivers is foundational to quality care.

If there has been one singular public policy change in recent years that formally acknowledges family caregivers as part of the caregiving ecosystem, it is on the Medicare side.

The April 14 conviction of a home care staffing executive United States v. Eduardo Lopez case marks a landmark verdict.

Stakeholders worry seniors could lose access to services after a leaked federal budget proposal for FY 2026 threatens to reorganize the OAA.

As conversations about Medicaid cuts loom over healthcare providers’ heads, InnovAge is ratcheting up its advocacy efforts.

McKnight's Home Care received two regional awards last week from the American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE) ...

A recent decision by the US District Court for the Northern District of Texas could shield providers from disproportionately ...

Sallie Crider feels grateful to be receiving $17 an hour to take care of her husband, who is legally blind and without use of his back and legs, through Nevada’s Medicaid program.

After years of research and development for use in space travel, a technological innovation from NASA has come back down to ...

The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) this month disclosed it plans to complete a comprehensive review of the proposed acquisition by home health, hospice and palliative care provider Compassus of a 50% ...

CMS told states last week that it would not approve future federal matching funds for designated state health programs (DSHPs ...

Nineteen state attorneys general filed an amicus brief Monday challenging President Donald Trump’s deportation policies.