Caring for the Ages
April 4, 2023
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JAMDA
December 22, 2015
Could Telemedicine Help With the CMS Rule Change Requiring In-Person Provider Evaluations Before Transfer From Nursing Home to Hospital?
Spotlight
February 16, 2023
Council Puts Behavioral Health Front and Center
When AMDA established the Behavioral Health Advisory Council in 2020, the group hit the ground running. It continues to evolve and take on new projects and challenges, currently under the leadership of co-chairs Lea Watson, MD, and Lisa Lind, PhD, ABPP.
Caring for the Ages
March 2, 2015
Countdown to AMDA Annual Conference
Spotlight
April 10, 2026
Courses Offer Latest Immunization Information
In post-acute and long-term care (PALTC) settings, it’s extremely important to make sure that residents and staff receive the appropriate immunizations. That’s why PALTmed created three free self-paced, interactive courses on immunizations designed for medical directors, attending physicians, NPs, and PAs....
JAMDA
June 7, 2021
COVID Challenges and Adaptations Among Home-Based Primary Care Practices: Lessons for an Ongoing Pandemic from a National Survey
Approximately 7.5 million US adults are homebound or have difficulty accessing office-based primary care. Home-based primary care (HBPC) provides such patients access to longitudinal medical care at home. The purpose of this study was to describe the challenges and adaptations by HBPC practices made during...Basic Page
COVID Crusaders
The COVID Crusaders campaign aims to equip healthcare professionals with the tools, knowledge, and recognition they need to improve vaccination rates and protect residents and staff. Through this program, participants will gain access to valuable resources, including a podcast series and an online forum wh...
Caring for the Ages
September 29, 2022
COVID Hasn’t Killed This Medical Conference
Spotlight
May 25, 2023
COVID Is Here To Stay, But There’s More Help Than Ever
While many people want to put COVID in the past, Dr. Jump said, “Older adults get exposed when people let their guards down, and we are still seeing outbreaks. We are seeing fewer deaths and hospitalizations from the infection, but our patients are still vulnerable.” However, she understands the desire to ...
Spotlight
September 8, 2025