“I’m incredibly proud of the work the Lead Table bargaining team did. “It was a long, tiring process & it wouldn’t have been possible without the tremendous support & solidarity shown by long term care workers province-wide,” LTCCC Chair Christa Sweeney. cupe.ca/news/cupe-ltc-lead-t…

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On July 30, 2025, @SenateAgingDems held a hearing to examine the ongoing crisis of elder abuse and neglect. In response, LTCCC submitted written testimony for the official hearing record. Read LTCCC's full testimony: nursinghome411.org/aging-com…

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced significant updates to its Care Compare website, which the public uses to review and compare nursing home quality and safety. Read more about the changes in LTCCC latest Senior Care Policy Brief: nursinghome411.org/policybri…

🟣 June is Elder Abuse Awareness Month.🟣 LTCCC is committed to protecting the rights, safety, and dignity of all older adults, whether they live at home, in assisted living, or in nursing homes. 🔗 Resources: 👉nursinghome411.org/fact-shee… 👉nursinghome411.org/learn/abu…

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📢LTCCC Alert: Nine in 10 Nursing Homes Fall Short of Expected Staffing, New Federal Data Show (Q3 2024) 👉Read more here: nursinghome411.org/data/staf… #LTCCC #NursingHomes #LongTermCare #Staffing #QualityCare #NursingHomeReform #SeniorCare

“At every level in my experience and what I see in the data, there is a disregard for the lives of people in nursing homes and assisted living facilities.” - LTCCC Executive Director Richard Mollot al.com/news/2025/04/inside-t…

🚨 New LTCCC Alert: 2024 Double G Citations: Significant Increase in Nursing Home Noncompliance and Penalties🚨 👉 Read more here: nursinghome411.org/ltccc-ale…

📢 LTCCC Alert: Explore Nursing Home Deficiencies and Penalties Data Read more here: nursinghome411.org/alert-cit… #LTCCC #NursingHomes #LongTermCare #QualityCare #PatientSafety #HealthcareAccountability #ElderCare

LTCCC Alert: For-Profit Nursing Homes Dominate Problem Facilities, New Data Show📈💻 Read more here: nursinghome411.org/ltccc-ale… #LTCCC #NursingHomes #LongTermCare #QualityCare #PatientSafety #HealthcareAccountability #ElderCare

✨ 2024 Year in Review: Progress & Gratitude ✨ 👉 Dive into LTCCC’s 2024 highlights here: nursinghome411.org/2024-year… 📌 P.S. The 2024 holiday season may be over, but it's not too late to donate and support LTCCC’s mission! #LTCCC #YearInReview #Progress #Gratitude #Support

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On Tuesday, June 18 at 1pm ET, LTCCC is hosting a FREE webinar, Impacting Inclusion for LGBTQ Elders: The Long-Term Care Equality Index. Register here: bit.ly/jun-2024-webinar

In lieu of our monthly webinar, LTCCC will be hosting its 14th Annual Event TOMORROW, April 16 from 6-8pm ET. From 7-8pm, we invite you to immerse yourself in a compelling panel discussion featuring esteemed experts in long-term care.

In lieu of our monthly webinar, LTCCC is hosting its 14th Annual Event on April 16 from 6-8pm ET. From 7-8pm, immerse yourself in a compelling panel discussion featuring experts from the realms of healthcare providers, govt, resident advocacy, and investigative journalism.

@RICurrent: The only thing worse than battling bridge traffic to get to a meeting in Providence: not being able to take any action during the meeting, because too few of the volunteer members showed. Just ask Maureen Maigret. The 80-year-old registered nurse who formerly served as a state representative and later headed the state’s Department of Elderly Affairs is one of 33 members on an advisory panel on state services for seniors and people with disabilities. But more than 80% of the time, Maigret and fellow members of the Long Term Care Coordinating Council (LTCCC) can’t actually make the decisions needed at the council’s regular meetings in Providence due to burdensome in-person attendance and quorum requirements. @LGSabinaMatos serves as chair of the council. Legislation introduced in the Rhode Island General Assembly on behalf of the lieutenant governor’s office aims to change that. The bills, sponsored by Rep. Mary Duffy Messier, a Pawtucket Democrat, and Sen. Josh Miller, a Cranston Democrat, would give the LTCCC a special exception from the state Open Meetings Act, which typically requires members of public bodies to attend meetings in-person. The bill also reduces the quorum requirement for the council from 17 to 12 people. Messier in an interview on Wednesday acknowledged a 17-member quorum seems hard to achieve even among state lawmakers who are paid to show up at the State House. “A lot of our quorums are eight or nine people,” she said. “I think 17 is just too many. Anything you can do to make it easier for people to attend, I support.” Full story: rhodeislandcurrent.com/2024/…

LTCCC is pleased to announce the publication of four new interactive and user-friendly nursing home datasets: Provider Info, Citations, Penalties, & Staffing. Check out the #data at #NursingHome411! nursinghome411.org/alert-dat…

Charlene Harrington sharply criticized the proposed federal mandate for not going far enough during the webinar presented by LTCCC. “The government basically ignored all of the research after lobbying by the nursing home industry.” mcknights.com/news/cms-naive…