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A PRESCRIPTION: Meghan Grady, executive director of Meals on Wheels of RI Inc., displays one of the meals that are part of its Food is Medicine model, in which medically tailored meals meet specific health needs of seniors. 
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Delivering tailored meals as a health care strategy

At a glance, a Food is Medicine meal delivered by Meals on Wheels of RI Inc. might not appear different than one of the...

Nursing home building in Pawtucket sells for $15.27M

PAWTUCKET – A 45,000-square-foot commercial property that is home to a nursing home recently sold for $15.27 million, according to public records. The two-story building...

Room for one more? R.I. hospice agencies push back against Pathways’...

CRANSTON – Pathways Healthcare LLC is looking to establish a new hospice provider agency in Rhode Island. However, existing Ocean State hospice providers are...

R.I. Housing Dept. to close on Charlesgate purchase for $6.85M

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Housing is expected to close on the purchase of the Charlesgate Nursing Center for $6.85 million within ten...

Federal and State Nursing Home Staffing Mandates

Staffing has always been an ongoing challenge in the long-term care industry. However, since the pandemic in January 2020, staffing shortages have been exacerbated....

‘Hail Mary’ funding providing hope for nursing home

To the Editor:   “Hope” being our state motto, it’s very fitting that we never wanted to give up hope in finding a way to...

Dr. Nikolopoulos Joins PACE-RI as Chief Medical Officer

Dr. Nicholas Nikolopoulos, DO, has joined PACE-RI as Chief Medical Officer. A talented physician, business executive, and leader, Dr. Nikolopoulos brings more than a...
BUSY CARETAKER: Victoria Mitchell, a certified nursing assistant at Hopkins Manor in North Providence, says she and her co-workers care for up to 11 patients per shift, bathing, dressing and feeding each one in turn. It is an increase from the eight patients Mitchell used to care for during her morning shift when she began working as a CNA 22 years ago.
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Nursing homes care more with less

When she started working as a certified nursing assistant 22 years ago, Victoria Mitchell was assigned about eight patients during her morning shifts. Now, Mitchell...
LOOMING CRISIS?: Raise the Bar on Resident Care members call for wage increases and staffing improvements outside the Bannister Center in Providence on July 25. Nursing homes have struggled to increase pay for caregivers due in part to delays in Medicaid reimbursements.
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R.I. nursing home care strong but industry ill-prepared for future

On the surface, nursing homes in Rhode Island appear to be doing OK, despite ongoing issues with payment delays and low reimbursement rates. UnitedHealth Foundation...
HYBRID PRODUCT: Geraldine B. Cunningham, president and CEO of First Financial Advisory Services, with Matthew Cunningham, left, and Peter Robinson, at her Westerly office. Cunningham said her business has seen more interest in a hybrid long-term care insurance product that allows people to pay over a 10-year period while they are still working and includes a death benefit if the person dies before using the long-term care services.  
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Insurance policies target long-term care

Baby boomers are planning for end of life, transforming a relatively new insurance option that combines long-term care and life insurance into a $4...
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