Public-loud and public-noisy blood pressures show minimal, nonclinically important differences from private-quiet BPs.

Resistant strains of the virus that may emerge in other nations would also be of great concern to Americans, an expert says.

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A coalition of aging services and disability-related organizations is calling on Congress to remove any proposed Medicaid policy changes from the budget reconciliation or legislative processes that ...

As senior living providers compete for the attention of a growing population of prospective residents, some are turning to wellness memberships to sweeten the pot.

A former hotel along Embassy Row in Washington, DC, is slated to re-open next month as the newest Inspir-branded luxury retirement community ...

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Our country is unprepared — and policymakers have made excuses for decades to not address aging services issues,” said Katie ...

Following bumpy headwinds from the pandemic and the years immediately after, senior living investors are “cautiously optimistic” as 2025 begins.

A fictional series about a man who goes undercover at a retirement community to help solve a potential crime is causing senior living leaders in the real world to feel exposed — in a good way.

(HealthDay News) — Heart disease continues to be a leading cause of death, according to a report from the American Heart Association published online Jan. 27 in Circulation.