Luke Mattingly
As Medicaid Denials Surge, Some Question Optum Assessments
Arkansas in-home service providers say changes in Medicaid rules are hurting them and their elderly clients. read more >
by Mark Friedman -
CareLink CEO: Demand for Services Will Continue
If you aren't already caring for an elderly relative, you probably will be in the near future, with 10,000 people turning 65 every day for the next 15 years, CareLink President and CEO Luke Mattingly said. read more >
Sale of Former Remington College Exceeds $4.3 Million (Real Deals)
EAI Realty Inc., an affiliate of Education America Inc. of Heathrow, Florida, sold the 35,000-SF building in west Little Rock. read more >
by George Waldon -
EStem Goes East With Warehouse Buy
A Shall Avenue property has been purchased by eStem Public Charter Schools as a future location for its new elementary and middle school in Little Rock. read more >
Luke Mattingly Moves Up the Chain to President/CEO at CareLink
CareLink serves six counties in central Arkansas at the Area Agency on Aging, which provides services like Meal on Wheels, Medicare counseling and respite care. read more >
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