Top News Picks

Explore this month’s top picks on LTC News, featuring standout articles on retirement planning and key long-term care topics.

Health Insurance Subsidies: How to Determine if You Qualify

November 14th, 2025

Jacob Thomas

Best Long-Term Care Insurance Companies 2026 | Expert Rankings

January 30th, 2026

James Kelly

November Healthcare Observances: Long-Term Care Awareness Month and American Diabetes Month

November 3rd, 2025

Holly Ellison

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Featured Long-Term Care News

Discover LTC News’s featured articles, from breaking news to educational resources designed to help you stay on track with your retirement planning.

Care Facilities

July 29th, 2021

Nursing Home Residents Could Be Cared for at Home

Some people in nursing home facilities could be cared for at home. A recent study in Canada shows as many as 1 in 9 could be at home.

Washington Bureau

Care Facilities

October 23rd, 2022

Feds Cracking Down on Poorest-Performing Nursing Homes

The federal agency in charge of the Medicare and Medicaid programs is making an effort to improve nursing home care. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced that they are increasing their scrutiny and oversight over the country's poorest-performing nursing facilities.

Washington Bureau

Government

October 30th, 2025

FDA Moves to Speed Biosimilar Development, Lower Prescription Drug Costs

The FDA has unveiled draft guidance to accelerate biosimilar approvals, reduce testing costs, and expand access to affordable biologic alternatives for cancer, autoimmune diseases, and other chronic conditions.

Washington Bureau

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Long-Term Care Awareness Month for Facilities, Families, Caregivers and Older Adults

October 31st, 2024

Mark Wilson

Senior Voting Guide: Strategies To Help Older Adults Vote In Each State

October 10th, 2024

Holly Ellison

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Health

November 19th, 2025

Physical Therapy or Physical Rehabilitation? Why Knowing the Difference Helps You Age Safely

You want to stay strong and independent as you age but choosing the right recovery care can feel confusing. Understanding the difference between physical therapy and full rehabilitation helps you heal faster, stay mobile, and avoid long-term complications.

Beth Rush

Health

November 19th, 2025

Physical Therapy or Physical Rehabilitation? Why Knowing the Difference Helps You Age Safely

Beth Rush

Care Facilities

November 19th, 2025

When Every Shift Counts—Staffing Crisis in Long-Term Care Impacting Care Quality

You believe your loved one is safe, but the staffing crisis in long-term care is eroding that assurance. Caregivers and professional staff are in short supply, and more people require help with daily living activities due to chronic illness, aging, and dementia. Workforce shortfalls can impact care quality.

Linda Kople

Care Facilities

November 19th, 2025

When Every Shift Counts—Staffing Crisis in Long-Term Care Impacting Care Quality

Linda Kople

Health

November 19th, 2025

Sports for Seniors: Staying Active Without Overdoing It

You want to stay active as you age, but you don’t want to push too hard. Gentle sports, daily movement, and smart pacing help you stay independent, protect your health, and reduce long-term care risks.

Marcus Howard

Health

November 19th, 2025

Sports for Seniors: Staying Active Without Overdoing It

Marcus Howard

Government

November 19th, 2025

HRT Warnings Removed: What New Federal Action Means for Women’s Health—Why It Matters for Aging and Long-Term Care

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Food and Drug Administration are removing long-standing HRT warnings, citing new evidence. Learn how this change affects women’s health, aging, and long-term care planning.

Washington Bureau

Government

November 19th, 2025

HRT Warnings Removed: What New Federal Action Means for Women’s Health—Why It Matters for Aging and Long-Term Care

Washington Bureau

Lifestyle

November 14th, 2025

Why Balancing Care and Community Determines the Future of Senior Living REITs

Senior living REITs depend on more than real estate. Their long-term success hinges on quality care, community strength, and meeting the needs of an aging population.

Jacob Thomas

Lifestyle

November 14th, 2025

Why Balancing Care and Community Determines the Future of Senior Living REITs

Senior living REITs depend on more than real estate. Their long-term success hinges on quality care, community strength, and meeting the needs of an aging population.

Jacob Thomas

Lifestyle

December 19th, 2021

World Getting Old - 80+ Population to Triple by 2050: UN

Longevity has become a global problem. Longer life comes at a price. There is a growing need for long-term health care, and these costs are rising rapidly. Being prepared for aging is a vital part of retirement planning.

James Kelly

Lifestyle

December 19th, 2021

World Getting Old - 80+ Population to Triple by 2050: UN

James Kelly

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Healthy Living & Family Caregiving News

Learn about overcoming the challenges of aging and how to provide effective and empathetic care to older loved ones.

Homecare

October 24th, 2025

How to Keep Your Aging Parent Safe at Home This Fall and Winter

As the weather turns colder, safety risks for older adults increase. From icy walkways and power outages to loneliness and care disruptions, a winter safety plan can protect your parent’s health, independence, and peace of mind.

Beth Rush

Homecare

October 22nd, 2025

Fall Prevention Tips Every Older Adult Should Know

Falls are the leading cause of injury for adults 65 and older—but most are preventable. Learn practical, science-based ways to stay steady and independent at home, at church, in stores, and everywhere you go.

Linda Kople

Homecare

October 15th, 2025

When Home Care Isn’t Enough: How to Know It’s Time for Assisted Living

You want your parents to be safe, sociable, and supported. Here’s how to spot when in-home care no longer fits, how assisted living helps, and what Medicare, health insurance, and Long-Term Care Insurance really cover.

Anna Marino

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Website Launched for Alzheimer's by NIH

April 6th, 2021

James Kelly

Why Accessory Dwelling Units Are Great for Seniors

February 28th, 2023

Mallory Knee

Celebrity News

Stay updated on your favorite stars, with insights that connect to health and long-term care.

People

November 11th, 2025

Jay Leno Has Conservatorship for Wife Mavis After Alzheimer's Diagnosis

Comedian Jay Leno has taken legal steps to have conservatorship for his wife, Mavis, following her Alzheimer's diagnosis. Leno's decision reflects his commitment to ensuring the best care and support for his spouse during her battle with this challenging condition.

James Kelly

People

November 11th, 2025

Jay Leno Has Conservatorship for Wife Mavis After Alzheimer's Diagnosis

James Kelly

People

February 4th, 2025

Eric Clapton Career May End, Peripheral Neuropathy

The pop & rock stars that played on your radio are now aging, just like you. Health issues which cause Long-Term Care impacts retirement savings. Safeguarding savings with affordable LTC insurance should be part of your plan

James Kelly

People

February 4th, 2025

Eric Clapton Career May End, Peripheral Neuropathy

James Kelly

People

January 29th, 2024

Richard Kiel Dies at 74; Played Jaws in Bond Films

Richard Kiel's passing with health issues reminds us of the need to plan early for health issues as part of our retirement planning.

James Kelly

People

January 29th, 2024

Richard Kiel Dies at 74; Played Jaws in Bond Films

Richard Kiel's passing with health issues reminds us of the need to plan early for health issues as part of our retirement planning.

James Kelly

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