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> February 2008 Issue of McKnight's Long Term Care News
February 2008 29 2 Issue of McKnight's Long Term Care News
Features
Losing steam
The eldercare real estate market may no longer be red-hot, but it is largely insulated from the residential sector collapse.
The right move
Hurricane Katrina forced nursing homes to rethink emergency transportation - and make the federal government take notice.
News
Challenge is on to preserve Medicare, Medicaid funds
Lawmakers passed federal spending measures recently, but in their haste to wrap up business they also left some work on the table.
Flush with victories, providers gearing up
The year started off strong for nursing homes -- at least as far as public policy was concerned.
60 Seconds with
60 Seconds with...
Alan Sauber: Senior VP, Govt. & Reg. Affairs, RehabCare Group
Ask the care expert
Ask the care expert
After the holidays we have fewer activities and visitors, which really affects the mood of the residents. How can we enhance our activities during this ...
Ask the treatment expert
Ask the treatment expert
Is the rumor true that Accuzyme® and Panafil® ointments are no longer reimbursable? If so, what should we do?
Ask the nursing expert
Ask the nursing expert
The new year began with a lot of projects in mind — and some are still in mind. Where do I start?
Ask the payment expert
Ask the payment expert
When should we start training our staff on the MDS 3.0?
Business & Marketing
A tasteful first impression
Facility puts new bistro in lobby, broadening dining options for residents and employees, and improving the overall appeal of the entryway.
Happy staff is key to quality
St. Paul's Towers in Oakland, CA, is a striking facility with its sweeping views of Lake Merritt, lush rooftop garden and cozy atmosphere. But that's ...
The big picture
In search of the right stuff
My deficiencies involving most things mechanical have provided family and friends with countless hours of entertainment.
Editor’s desk
The hospital lobby strikes again with the '60% Rule'
If you haven't noticed by now, the ballyhooed "75% Rule" has been laid to rest. Long live the "60% Rule"!
Profile
Leading with heart
Robyn I. Stone: Executive Director, Institute for the Future of Aging Services, AAHSA
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Obama: Healthcare bill would help seniors on Medicare
Medicare case-mix likely to become more clinically complex, NIC panel asserts
Senate passes bill extending FMAP, therapy caps exceptions process
Obama targets Medicare, Medicaid waste
Skilled nursing bed prices increase by 4% in 2009, report finds
Future of healthcare reform still remains cloudy for Democrats
FDA places black-box warning on blood thinner Plavix
HHS Secretary: Expect tweaks to nursing home rating system
Medicare terminates prescription drug contract with Fox Insurance Company
Long-term care hospitals subject of Senate investigation
HHS Secretary: Expect tweaks to nursing home rating system
Skilled nursing bed prices increase by 4% in 2009, report finds
Medicare case-mix likely to become more clinically complex, NIC panel asserts
Senate passes bill extending FMAP, therapy caps exceptions process
FDA places black-box warning on blood thinner Plavix
Building a dining staff team has yielded long-lasting results
Fewer nursing homes offer CNA training, report finds
Long-term care hospitals subject of Senate investigation
Obama: Healthcare bill would help seniors on Medicare
Latest bill would extend therapy caps exceptions process through end of year
Government offers funds to help switch seniors from terminated Fox Insurance plan
Fewer nursing homes offer CNA training, report finds
HHS Secretary: Expect tweaks to nursing home rating system
Building a dining staff team has yielded long-lasting results
Two firms launching a 'brain gym' for seniors
RecoverCare enhances its management team
Cordless phone system to provide clearer communication, partners say
New dialysis catheter reduces formation of blood clots
Next generation of fitness tools to help the elderly
Robot helps elderly stay in control
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