CWGL Holdings and Senior Nannies in Fort Lauderdale exits bankruptcy, restructures debt, resolves claims, and continues senior home care operations statewide.

Our vision is for Brevard County to serve as an example to the nation of how to create a culture that cares about seniors.

The Council on Aging of West Florida is working with Pensacola Elder Law attorney Kimberly Speer Sullivan and the Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office to release 79-year-old Elizabeth Collins from jail ...

Reduced access to care could result in negative health outcomes for pregnant women, children, the elderly, and individuals with disabilities. Medicaid is at a critical juncture.

Our children, our elderly and our most vulnerable are counting on it. Mary C. Mayhew is president and CEO of the Florida Hospital Association.

Senior citizens make up the fastest growing age demographic in the San Joaquin Valley. And they need more doctors. Members of the Baby Boomer generation – people born in the post-World War II era from ...

Its full spectrum of services includes home health, palliative care, all-inclusive elder care (PACE), HIV/STI prevention, grief support, and compassionate hospice care through seven programs ...

Most of Florida’s elderly don’t have the means to pay for their care, with the average annual cost of a nursing-home bed ranging from $104,000 to almost $117,000 in 2023, according to KFF, a ...

Most of Florida’s elderly don’t have the means to pay for their care, with the average annual cost of a nursing-home bed ranging from $104,000 to almost $117,000 in 2023, according to KFF, a ...

But maintaining Florida as the gold standard in long-term care requires continued investment to retain a stable workforce, which is a particular challenge amid Florida’s nursing shortage crisis.

The day care, KinderCare, has been the site of several incidents involving More. She first showed up on New Year’s Eve 2024, asking to see her daughter, but was turned away.

Nurse registry companies assign, schedule, and pay nurses to serve elderly or disabled clients in their homes, but under Florida law, these businesses are not required to have liability insurance.