A VA program can help many seniors, but there may be sharks in the water.

What impact will the newly passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act have on the industry in the short and long run?

Will the shortage of healthcare workers restrict the long-term care industry’s ability to meet quality standards?

From risk management to false advertising, law firms specializing in senior care weigh in on the toughest areas for developers, owners and operators.

Legal and practical challenges collide on an issue with many complications.

With proper planning, developers and operators can protect residents in emergencies.

The electrical power is starting to come back on at seniors housing communities throughout Florida after Hurricane Irma raked the west coast of the state. Operators throughout Florida are reporting mostly minor damage from the epic storm.

IRVINE and SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. — Two major healthcare REITs — Irvine-based HCP Inc. (NYSE: HCP) and San Clemente-based CareTrust REIT Inc. (NASDAQ:CTRE) — have separately announced that none of their properties in Texas received any significant damage due to Hurricane Harvey. However, HCP did note that three of its seniors housing communities were evacuated. CareTrust evacuated one property as well.

ATLANTA — Legislative decisions made over the next 18 months will have a substantial effect on American businesses, according to Sen. Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.). The remarks were made at the fourth annual InterFace Seniors Housing Southeast conference on Wednesday, Aug. 23. The event drew over 400 industry professionals.

All eyes are focused on how proposed tax and healthcare changes will affect owners and operators.