Explore the captivating life of Huguette Clark in 'Empty Mansions,' a compelling biography that reveals the secrets of one of America’s last great heiresses. Authors Bill Dedman and Paul Clark Newell Jr. take you on a journey through Huguette's reclusive existence, her opulent yet vacant estates, and the contrast between her vast wealth and solitude. Discover the lessons on wealth, isolation, and the complexities of human experience that this intriguing book offers. Dive into the mystery and reflection that surrounds Huguette's extraordinary life.

Ready to launch your own concierge nursing, home care agency, or care management practice? This nurse entrepreneur’s guide covers key steps, from defining your niche to legal considerations, business planning, and marketing. Gain practical insights into creating a thriving healthcare business that meets patient needs with quality, personalized care. Discover the tools you need to succeed!

Jenny Finnell is the Founder and CEO of TeachRN, an online marketplace where nurses and nursing students can find mentorship services from experienced nursing professionals. Whether you need essay critiques, mock interviews, or transcript audits, our platform offers a wide range of services to help you achieve your nursing career goals.

Learn why documenting your healthcare and personal wishes is essential for protecting your future and maintaining peace of mind. Discover the key documents to have in place, from advance healthcare directives to living wills, and how they ensure your preferences are respected, reduce family stress, and prevent conflicts. Take the first step toward a secure future today.

Keisha Manning, the founder and CEO of NursesBnB, is not your average nurse. With a passion for entrepreneurship and a commitment to improving the lives of her fellow nurses, Keisha embarked on a mission to revolutionize the way traveling nurses and other healthcare professionals find accommodations during their assignments.

Transitioning to a career into Private Duty Nursing can be both exciting and challenging. As you embark on this new journey, it’s essential to equip yourself with the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive in the home health setting. Whether you’re a seasoned hospital nurse looking for a change of pace or a recent graduate eager to explore different avenues of nursing, here are some practical tips to help you navigate the transition successfully.

Caring for a loved one who is aging or dealing with multiple medical and mental health issues can be overwhelming. From managing complex care needs to navigating legal and financial matters, families often find themselves in need of support and guidance. This is where an Aging Life Care Professional (ALCP)/care manager can step in to provide invaluable assistance. In this blog, we'll explore when families should consider hiring an ALCP care manager and how to find the right one for their needs.

When it comes to planning for the future, creating an advance healthcare directive is an essential step in ensuring that your medical wishes are honored, especially if you become unable to communicate them yourself. While many people turn to family members or close friends to serve as their healthcare agents, there’s a growing trend of appointing someone younger you trust for this important role. Let’s explore the benefits of choosing a younger healthcare agent and provide tips on how to navigate this decision.

Tamara AL-Yassin (MBA, BSN, RN, CEN, PHN) is a former ER nurse and the CEO and Co-Founder of The Nursing Beat, a short daily digital newsletter designed to quickly provide nurses with important news and information, including valuable resources on the topics they care most about. Read Courtney’s interview with Tamara to learn more about her journey and her advice for future nurse entrepreneurs.

Meet Joey Ferry and Taofiki Gafar-Schaner, the dynamic duo behind Frontier Innovations, Inc., a company dedicated to revolutionizing patient care through innovative healthcare solutions like Safe Seizure.

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, staying ahead of the curve is essential for care managers striving to provide the best possible support for their clients. With advancements in technology, emerging trends, and innovative approaches, the field of care management is experiencing a transformative shift that promises to revolutionize the way we deliver and receive healthcare services. Let’s explore some of the most exciting innovations in care management and how they are shaping the future of healthcare delivery.

In the dynamic landscape of healthcare entrepreneurship, few stories are as inspiring as that of Dr. Susan Davis, DNP, MSN, RN, PMD. As a critical care nurse, resuscitation educator, and the founder of CodePRep and RescueRN, Dr. Davis has dedicated her career to bridging gaps in hospital resuscitation training. In our recent interview, she shared insights into her entrepreneurial journey, the challenges she’s faced, and the innovative solutions her ventures offer to the healthcare sector.

As individuals navigate their healthcare journey, particularly in times of serious illness or end-of-life care, having clear and comprehensive documentation of their medical preferences is crucial. One such document that plays a vital role in guiding healthcare decisions is the POLST (Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment) or MOLST (Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment) form. Let’s take a look at what these forms entail and provide a comprehensive guide on how to read and interpret them effectively.

Chronic diseases, ranging from diabetes and heart disease to Alzheimer’s, pose significant challenges to individuals, families, and healthcare systems worldwide. Not only do these conditions contribute to skyrocketing healthcare costs, but they also lead to substantial morbidity and diminished quality of life for those affected. In response to this growing crisis, care managers are spearheading proactive strategies for managing and preventing chronic conditions, focusing on lifestyle interventions, medication management, and regular monitoring.