Home care companies are expanding through franchising, but leaders say owner selection, training and support are key to building viable locations.
‘Taking A Bet’: Inside Home-Based Care Franchising
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Bayada Names New Chief Compliance Officer; Comfort Keepers Announces Chief Marketing Officer
Bayada named Melanie Sponholz chief compliance officer, while Comfort Keepers appointed Jessie Brumbach chief marketing officer.
Can The Midterms Save Vaccines? Don’t Count On It.
A MedPage Today opinion argues that stronger congressional support for vaccines may not offset federal and state policy threats after the 2026 midterms.
1 In 4 Army Men Have Low T; GLP-1 In Menopause; Retatrutide Side Effects On Reddit
A roundup reports low single-test testosterone readings among Army men, menopause treatment use and side-effect terms in retatrutide Reddit posts.
Hyrox Strikes Sponsorship Deal With Boss Parfums
Hyrox and Coty-owned Boss Parfums will sponsor events and run athlete activations across several European markets under a multiyear deal.
What Wellness Consumers Want Next, Live From Eudēmonia
Eudēmonia returns to West Palm Beach Nov. 5-8, 2026, as fitness operators watch interest in recovery, strength, hybrid training and data-informed coaching.
A Sports Dietitian Shares Her ALDI Grocery List For Making Healthy Meals
Dietitian Roxana Ehsani recommends five ALDI staples, from kefir and eggs to salmon and sweet potatoes, for building practical meals.
Iowa Faces A Reckoning Over Water Quality And Cancer Rates In Midterm Campaigns
Iowa candidates are elevating water quality and cancer rates in midterm campaigns, while the role of nitrates in cancer remains unresolved.
Ennoble Care Expands Into 5 New States, Eyes 10 More In Push To Tackle ‘Care Deserts’
Ennoble Care entered five states in September and expects to expand into about 10 more over the next year, as it grows its home-based primary care network.
Pennsylvania’s Aging Prisons Weren’t Built For Today’s Extreme Weather—leaving Women And Seniors At Risk
A study of Pennsylvania prisons found extreme heat and cold were associated with higher death and medical-care rates among incarcerated people.
