Webinar: The Expanding Role of Big Finance in Long-Term Care: What It Says About Profitability and Resident Well-Being
Register for LTCCC’s January webinar.
Presenter: Ed Dudensing Powerpoint Slides (PDF)
Hudson Valley December Update: Data Update and What to Do When Things Go Wrong
This program provides an updated look at regional nursing home performance, with a focus on staffing levels, quality ratings, pressure ulcer rates, and antipsychotic drugging trends. In addition to the data briefing, the program offers practical guidance on addressing care concerns, including residents’ rights, strategies for escalating unresolved issues, and options for seeking help both […]
Webinar: Staff Fear of Retaliation: A Barrier for Reporting Abuse and Neglect in Nursing Homes
Presenter: Eilon Caspi, PhD Powerpoint Slides (PDF)
Webinar: Navigating Medicare Advantage
Presenter: David Lipschutz, Co-Director of the Center for Medicare Advocacy
Powerpoint Slides (PDF) LTCCC Fact Sheet: Medicare Coverage of Skilled Nursing and Skilled Therapy Services
Hudson Valley October Update: Staffing Data and Family Councils
This program presents the latest Hudson Valley nursing home staffing data, offering insights into current trends and facility performance across the region. It also guides participants on how to access and effectively use the data to support advocacy and oversight efforts. The program concludes with a discussion on the power of family councils, highlighting how […]
Webinar: Nursing Home Oversight and Disability Law
Presenters: Regan Bailey (Justice in Aging), Liam Mcgivern (Justice in Aging), and Toby Edelman (Center for Medicare Advocacy)
Complaint Brief of Amicus Curiae Toby S. Edelman Order Granting Class Certification (April 22, 2025) Memorandum Opinion (April 22, 2025) […]
Webinar: Dementia Care in the Community
Presenters: LTCCC’s Richard Mollot (Executive Director), Hayley Cronquist (Associate Director), Rachel Farber (Policy Fellow) PowerPoint Slides (PDF) Dementia Care in the Community Toolkit
Webinar: The Historic Impact of COVID-19 on Nursing Homes and the Failed Response
Register for LTCCC’s June Webinar.
Presenter: Kenneth Levine PowerPoint Slides (PDF)
Webinar: Privacy Violations & Abuse: The Hidden Dangers of Social Media in Nursing Homes
Register for LTCCC’s May Webinar.
Presenter: Eilon Caspi, Gerontologist and Dementia Behavior Specialist PowerPoint Slides (PDF)
Webinar: A Conversation with Nursing Home Residents
Presenters: Sam Brooks (National Consumer Voice for Quality Long-Term Care), Maurice Miller, Cindy Napolitan, and Ray DiFrancesco
LTCCC Alert: Increase the Personal Needs Allowance for New York Nursing Home Residents
Give Nursing Home Residents the Basics They Deserve—Raise the PNA
March 8, 2025 – The Personal Needs Allowance (PNA) in New York has been stuck at $50 per month for over three decades. The dignity of our elders and individuals with disabilities should never be compromised by financial hardship, yet for too […]
LTCCC Alert: New Multilingual Family Council Resources Available at NursingHome411
When families and friends of nursing home residents join together, they can be a powerful force for improving care and ensuring dignity.
Today, LTCCC is releasing family council resources in English, Spanish, Haitian Creole, Korean, and Simplified Chinese to better serve diverse communities.
About the Resources
Family councils play a crucial role in ensuring quality care […]
LTCCC Alert: Supporting Your Constituents During a Nursing Home Stay
August 23, 2024 – To support legislators and elected officials in their efforts to better assist their constituents during nursing home stays, LTCCC is releasing a new guide, Supporting Your Constituents During a Nursing Home Stay: A Guide for Legislators and Elected Officials. This comprehensive guide aims to equip officials with essential knowledge and resources […]
LTCCC Alert: Increase the Personal Needs Allowance for New York Nursing Home Residents
Take Action and Contact Your Legislators
February 15, 2024 – The New York State legislature has introduced a bill, sponsored by Senate Disabilities Committee chair John Mannion, to increase the amount of money New York nursing home residents can keep of their income to use for personal items. The Personal Needs Allowance (PNA) in […]