Assisted Living Facilities

Gender-bending thief targets Atlanta assisted living facilities

December 22, 2011

It's unclear from the surveillance video if the thief, donned in nursing scrubs, an identification badge and what appears to be a large black curly wig, is a man or a woman. But one thing is certain: three assisted living centers in the Atlanta area have reported cases of theft or attempted theft, including stolen credit cards.
 

New Jersey Assembly passes protections for assisted living residents

December 01, 2010

New Jersey's state Legislature recently passed a measure that would set up escrow accounts to protect assisted living residents in the event of a facility shutdown. These protections would support residents who have been told that they could not be evicted from their facility once they are eligible for Medicaid.
 

Appeals court again sides with healthcare providers over state cuts to Medicaid

August 13, 2009

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit again has ruled that California's lawmakers cannot cut reimbursements to the state's Medicaid program solely because it needs to reduce expenditures.