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> November 2008 Issue of McKnight's Long Term Care News
November 2008 29 11 Issue of McKnight's Long Term Care News
Features
Glad you asked
Resident satisfaction surveys are becoming widespread as consumer, regulatory pressures bear down on the industry.
Footing the bill
Nursing homes increasingly are seeing and treating diabetic foot ulcers. Managing and preventing them are paramount.
News
Critics rip findings in latest citation report
State officials and provider groups are up in arms over a recent federal report on nursing home survey violations. They argue that the aggregate deficiency ...
Providers take stock of nation's financial woes
An economic downturn that is causing convulsions in most states and many businesses has largely avoided the long-term care sector. But that doesn't mean that ...
Representatives introduce 'transparency' bill in House
Long-term care providers have offered mixed reactions to the "Nursing Home Transparency and Quality of Care Improvement Act of 2008," which was introduced in the ...
Leading by example
Games to engage the mind
A 2007 study in the journal Neuroepidemiology estimates that 3.8 million people in the United States have dementia. The progressive decline in cognitive and physical ...
Having my say
Hands say a lot about us
William L. "Larry" Minnix, Jr. President and CEO, American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging
State News
Residents' lawsuit disputes institutional bias
Thousands of nursing home residents on Medicaid are suing the state for illegally forcing them into institutions.
60 Seconds with
60 Seconds with...
Dr. Charles Crecilius President, American Medical Directors Association
Ask the care expert
Ask the care expert
Sherrie Dornberger, RNC, CDONA, FACDONA, President, NADONA
Ask the treatment expert
Ask the treatment expert
Donna Sardina, RN, MHA, WCC President, Wound Care Education Institute
Ask the nursing expert
Ask the nursing expert
Anne Marie Barnett, RN Former President, Maryland NADONA/LTC
Ask the payment expert
Ask the payment expert
Patricia Boyer, MSM, NHA, RN President, Boyer & Associates, LLC
Ask the legal expert
Ask the legal expert
John Durso, Esq. Ungaretti & Harris LLP
Design
Willing to take the LEED
A Washington state facility has become the first in the country to become LEED® certified, a sign of its environmental commitment.
The big picture
The party's over: Let's clean up
As this goes to press, lawmakers are deciding how to set aside $700 billion or so for distressed financial institutions. Most sides seem to agree ...
Editor’s desk
Ready or not, here come the federal star ratings
The era of the venerated five-star nursing home could be just around the corner. Then again, it might not.
Profile
Hitting his stride
Stephen A. Moses, President, Center for Long-Term Care Reform
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Medicare case-mix likely to become more clinically complex, NIC panel asserts
Senate passes bill extending FMAP, therapy caps exceptions process
Pennsylvania seeks federal Medicaid assistance to stave off disaster
Obama targets Medicare, Medicaid waste
Shift long-term care payment responsibility from Medicaid to Medicare, research group suggests
Slow economy didn't stop new assisted living regulations in 2009: report
Medicare terminates prescription drug contract with Fox Insurance Company
Healthcare IT could further strain Medicaid budgets, state directors say
Long-term care hospitals subject of Senate investigation
Defibrillator implants often overlooked in hospice, end-of-life care
Medicare case-mix likely to become more clinically complex, NIC panel asserts
Senate passes bill extending FMAP, therapy caps exceptions process
Apply outcomes measurement to therapy services
Slow economy didn't stop new assisted living regulations in 2009: report
Long-term care hospitals subject of Senate investigation
Latest bill would extend therapy caps exceptions process through end of year
Defibrillator implants often overlooked in hospice, end-of-life care
Pennsylvania seeks federal Medicaid assistance to stave off disaster
Medicare terminates prescription drug contract with Fox Insurance Company
Healthcare IT could further strain Medicaid budgets, state directors say
FDA places black-box warning on blood thinner Plavix
Clendenin to retire from NASL
Future of healthcare reform still remains cloudy for Democrats
Minorities at greater risk of developing Alzheimer's, leading association finds
Advocat earnings sink in 2009 fourth quarter
Obama targets Medicare, Medicaid waste
Smith & Nephew wound therapy device violates KCI patent, jury determines
Senate passes bill extending FMAP, therapy caps exceptions process
Medicare terminates prescription drug contract with Fox Insurance Company
First MDS 3.0 training to take place next week
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