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JAMDA

November 11, 2025

Two Easy-to-Use Scores to Identify Acute Geriatric Patients With High Rehabilitation Success

Many geriatric patients who would benefit from a stay in an acute geriatric ward (AGW) are not identified because of the lack of objective and standardized predictive measures for rehabilitation success. We thus aimed to develop 2 easy-to-use, standardized predictive scores, Discharged Home Score (DHS) and...

Resolutions

March 1, 2001

E01 - Use of Standing Orders for Medically Necessary Labs

Resolutions

December 1, 1991

D91 - Guidelines for Restraint Use Developed by the Clinical Practice Committee of the American Geriatrics Society

Resolutions

May 12, 2025

D25 - Resident to Staff Abuse by Residents Who Do Not Have Capacity to Understand or Control Their Actions

News Release

October 24, 2022

Society Board President Participates in Important White House COVID Response Meeting

Policy Snapshot

March 16, 2026

Senate Holds Hearing on AI Use in Health Care

Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Science, Manufacturing, and Competitiveness Less Hype, More Help: AI That Improves Safety, Productivity, and Care artificial intelligence

Podcast

August 16, 2023

AMDA On-The-Go | August 2023 | Buprenorphine and Substance Use Disorder...

Policy Snapshot

March 29, 2024

CMS SNF Open Door Forum on April 2

The next CMS Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNF)/Long Term Care (LTC) Open Door Forum is scheduled for this Tuesday, April 2, 2024, from 2:00–3:00 PM ET. The call will review the SNF Value-Based Purchasing Reports Update, SNF QRP Training Updates, MDS Updates, and release of new guidance for Enhanced Barrier ...

JAMDA

October 24, 2025

Longitudinal Pain Medication Use Among US Older Adults After a Hip Fracture

To describe longitudinal pain medication use, including gabapentinoid-opioid co-prescribing, among older adults discharged to a skilled nursing facility (SNF) following a hip fracture.

Caring for the Ages

March 2, 2026

“Your Presence Still Matters”: Reimagining Aging Through Youthful Eyes

For many young people, nursing homes are invisible—rarely discussed and often portrayed as symbols of decline. A Gallup/West Health poll found that nearly 70% of Americans feel uncomfortable at the thought of being admitted to one. Younger generations often imagine these places as sterile, sad, or even fri...