This week on HealthCap Weekly Wrap, we’re diving into the biggest stories impacting senior living. A new report reveals that healthcare bankruptcies reached their second-highest level in six years, putting financial strain on providers. We also explore the latest osteoporosis research, highlighting the serious risks of fractures in older adults and why fall prevention is more important than ever. Plus, new dementia research suggests that subtle speech changes could predict cognitive decline years before a diagnosis, and a study reinforces the role of social engagement in reducing dementia risk. Finally, we take a closer look at the growing role of private equity in healthcare, examining how these financial takeovers impact senior living communities, staffing, and care quality.

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This week on HealthCap Weekly Wrap, we’re kicking things off with breaking news—MedPage Today reports that a court has ordered the CDC and FDA to restore previously removed health data webpages, a decision that could have major implications for transparency in healthcare. We also cover Harris County’s new backup generator requirements for senior living communities, updates to HIPAA regulations, a promising new PTSD treatment option, the latest research on sepsis detection, and a groundbreaking tool that could predict the onset of Alzheimer’s. Plus, MedPage Today highlights the growing strain on healthcare workers and what it means for the future of senior care. Tune in for all the latest updates impacting your community!

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In this episode of The Weekly Wrap with HealthCap, we dive into the latest updates affecting senior living communities. CMS is offering up to $40,000 to RNs who commit to working in nursing homes, the U.S. government is continuing its Paxlovid patient assistance program, and the FDA has issued a warning about unapproved epinephrine nasal solutions. We also explore new research on face masks, the growing role of AI in senior care, and a study that challenges assumptions about how COVID-19 spreads. Stay informed on the latest news shaping the industry!