Kerr joined the company with more than 25 years experience in the health care technology industry

ATLANTA, Georgia—Trella Health, a provider of market intelligence and customer relationship management (CRM) solutions for post-acute care, HME and Infusion organizations, announced the addition of David Kerr to Trella Health's leadership team as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Reporting directly to Scott Tapp, CEO of Trella Health, Kerr will lead Trella's technology vision and innovation strategy.

The company welcomed Neiko Lavery, Tonya Rochette & Rusty Mosca to the board

CONCORD, New Hampshire—Granite VNA recently appointed Northeast Delta Dental Associate General Counsel Neiko Lavery, National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) New Hampshire Director of Human Resources Tonya Rochette and Nathan Wechsler & Company, P.A., Principal Oreste (Rusty) Mosca to its Board of Trustees. 

The company held the annual awards celebration in Omaha, Nebraska

OMAHA, Nebraska—Right at Home, a company that provides in-home care and assistance, announced the recipients of the 2025 Caregiver of the Year awards. This recognition celebrates the dedication, compassion and service provided by caregivers across the nation and worldwide. This year, Right at Home honored 13 individuals who exceeded expectations in fulfilling the company’s mission to improve the quality of life for its clients.

The new palette's colors offer a more environmentally sustainable option

MT. JULIET, Tennessee—Sunrise Medical announced the launch of a brand-new color palette for its QUICKIE adult manual, ZIPPIE pediatric and JAY back products across the North American, EU and APAC markets. 

Each shade has been curated to coordinate with other color elements to complement the buyer's style. New colors available include midnight blue, mystic purple, turbo green and pink power. 

The University of Michigan asked adults age 50 & older about their views, preferences on long-term care

ANN ARBOR, Michigan—Long-term care services help meet health and personal care needs like bathing, dressing and eating when a person can no longer perform them independently. In August 2024, the University of Michigan National Poll on Healthy Aging asked a national sample of adults age 50 and older about their experiences with and views on planning and preferences for long-term care.