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The Alliance for Retired Americans

The Alliance for Retired American supports a social insurance model for a long-term care system that incorporates a range of quality of care that is affordable and based on health and physical needs, not income levels.

Despite studies and Congressional hearings, federal and state legislation and regulations, America's nursing home residents remain subject to abuse and neglect. The means of protecting them are still falling short.

Nursing home staff and management cannot produce a decent environment for residents until there are vast improvements in staffing ratios, training for staff and management, decent pay, benefits and incentives.

States also conduct an annual survey and certification process if the home received payments for resident care from Medicaid or Medicare programs. The federal nursing home reform law requires states to receive complaints and provide timely review and investigation of allegations of abuse or neglect.

 

The Alliance for Retired Americans
Posted by: David Patton
March 27, 2008

Nursing home staff and management cannot produce a decent environment for residents until there are vast improvements in staffing ratios, training for staff and management, decent pay, benefits and incentives

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Nursing home citations climb 22%
Posted by: David Patton
December 21, 2007

More nursing homes are being cited for serious violations as inspectors face increasing pressure to crack down on dangerous conditions, a USA TODAY analysis shows.

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Nursing home staff and management cannot produce a decent environment for residents until there are vast improvements in staffing ratios, training for staff and management, decent pay, benefits and incentives.

http://www.retiredamericans.org/ht/a/GetDocumentAction/i/2837



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