Adult Newsletters
Published since 1985, Adult Day Services Letter, stays on top of the most current challenges facing adult day professionals, including financing adult day services, marketing adult day services to seniors, caregivers and payors, staffing, programming, positioning for managed care and integration, changes in federal and state legislation and regulations, how to provide transportation, and competition.
Each month, you'll get the latest management intelligence regarding financing, marketing and staffing adult day services programs, program planning, funding opportunities and legislative alerts. And, you'll get information you won't find anywhere else like our budget, year-end, and salary and benefits surveys.
By reporting on activities of the nation's adult day programs and including the name of a contact at the end of each article, Adult Day Services Letter also serves as an exchange medium and promotes networking among individual adult day programs.
When Adult Day Services Letter began in 1985, the adult day services field was in its infancy. At that time, there were approximately 1,200 adult day centers. There are now more than 4,000 adult day programs in the United States.
Adult Day Services Letter is published monthly.
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An essential tool for senior services professionals, Elderly Health Services
Letter stays on top of the most current challenges facing senior services
professionals, including financing and funding senior services, marketing,
positioning senior services for managed care, getting administrative support,
forging partnerships to participate in the continuum of care, developing new
programs and services, advancing health promotion and wellness initiatives,
and measuring outcomes and performance.
Each month, you'll get the latest management intelligence regarding financing strategies, marketing success stories, solutions to staffing and management challenges, funding opportunities and legislative alerts. And, you'll get information you won't find anywhere else - like our year-end survey.
By reporting on activities in the nation's senior services field and including the name of a contact person at the end of each article, Elderly Health Services Letter also serves as an exchange medium and promotes networking among senior services professionals.
Elderly Health Services Letter is published monthly.
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An essential tool for long-term care administrators, The Bulletin on Long-Term
Care Law covers federal and state laws and regulations governing long-term
care facilities, compliance problems, changes to the Medicare and Medicaid
programs, litigation and coverage of news of importance to long-term care
providers.
Each month, you'll get the latest regulatory and legal intelligence regarding repeal of the Boren Amendment, regulatory changes from the Balanced Budget Act, labor relations and employment law, fraud and abuse, corporate compliance, Patient Self-Determination Act, Fair Labor Standards Act, Operation Restore Trust and staffing, and updates about federal agencies, such as the Health Care Financing Administration, Office of Inspector General, Department of Labor, Immigration and Naturalization Service, and Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
By including the name of a contact person at the end of each article, The Bulletin on Long-Term Care Law also serves as an exchange medium and promotes networking among long-term care professionals.
The Bulletin on Long-Term Care Law is published monthly.
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