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Keating Opposes Long-Term Care Policies in Health Bill: Video
Nov. 10 -- Frank Keating, chief executive officer of American Council of Life Insurers, talks with Bloomberg's Pimm Fox about provisions for long-term care insurance in proposed health-care legislation.
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CLERE: Vets deserve more than just words
We could say thank you a thousand times, and it wouldn't be enough. In Floyd County, we would have to say it at least 7,467 times, and in Clark County, 9,010. That's how many veterans are living in each county, according to the Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Two Grand Rapids doctors are first to join hospice fellowship
Leaders from Hospice of Michigan were to announce today in Grand Rapids the two finalists set to received the organization's first two slots in its new hospice and palliative care fellowship program.
30 years of service: Agency helps clients stay home longer
There's no place like home and for the past three decades, Marion County Home Care has provided services to Marion County residents so they can stay at home as they recover from surgery, an illness, or as they age.
LTC Properties Inc. Reports Operating Results
LTC Properties Inc. filed Quarterly Report for the period ended 2009-09-30. LTC Properties Inc.
Financial woes for nursing homes pr.....
Iowa nursing homes are no longer a place where people spend a large portion of their retirement years, a pair of industry association officials said Friday.
Halvorson supporting Democrat's health care legislation
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congresswoman Debbie Halvorson disclaims talk she doesn't meet with constituents on issues like the pending historic health care insurance reform legislation.
CMH coping - extremely well' with latest outbreak of H1N1 flu virus
Campbellford a ' Campbellford Memorial Hospital has not had any cases of serious illness as a result of the H1N1 flu virus, ambulatory care program director Linda Bradshaw said last Friday.
100 health workers repeat H1N1 shot
About 100 Montreal health-care workers had to get another H1N1 flu shot because the previously administered ones were improperly mixed.
Major seniors' lobby endorses House Democratic health care bill days before historic vote
The AARP has officially endorsed the House Democratic health care bill, a major boost for the legislation two days before a historic vote.
Abortion Not The Only Sticky Issue In Health Care Debate - News Outlets Examine Others
Main Category: Health Insurance / Medical Insurance Also Included In: Pediatrics / Children's Health ; Public Health Article Date: 05 Nov 2009 - 2:00 PST News coverage focuses on some of the sticky issues in health reform, including immigrants' coverage, long term care for the disabled, CHIP and insurance discounts for healthy habits.
MEMORIAL WREATH: The Accolade Hospice team in Burleson, TX, hold a special memorial after the passing of every patient.
Slocum/Hirschel: Medicaid leader was a 'quiet hero' for Michigan
Paul Reinhart died Oct. 29 and left a gaping hole in the world. He died much as he lived - quietly, surrounded by his family, with courage and without fanfare.
RehabCare Group announces merger with Triumph HealthCare
RehabCare Group, Inc., one of the largest national providers of physical rehabilitation services to long-term care facilities, on Tuesday announced plans to merge with hospital group Triumph HealthCare.
Michigan Center for Nursing director: Waiting lists for nursing...
The Michigan Center for Nursing Web site. I received an interesting e-mail from reader Debb, who described herself as a "Detroiter in the process of being retrained." She raised an interesting issue.
Omnicare will settle kickback cases for $98M
Omnicare Inc., which dispenses drugs to nursing homes and long-term care facilities, will pay $98 million to settle allegations it paid kickbacks to nursing homes to gain business and also received kickbacks for buying and recommending drugs.
Depression in LTC Often Goes Untreated
Older adults living in long-term care face a sad state of affairs. As many as 50% of residents of LTC have depression, and only about 25% of them are identified and receive treatment, according to Neva L. Crogan, RN, PhD, GCNS-BC, GNP-BC, FNGNA, secretary of the National Gerontological Nursing Association and research associate professor, ...
Geriatric health services are needed in Iowa
A recent report from the University of Iowa Center on Aging found a startling gap between the growing number of people who need geriatric health care services and the limited supply of those services in the state.
With highest rate of cases, Navy sees HIV infections rise
The good news: The virus that causes AIDS is more treatable than ever - and with treatment, individuals infected with HIV can live into old age.
Medicare Advantage and health care reform
The following Truth Test looks at a 30-second ad paid for by a group called America's Health Insurance Plans , which describes itself on its Web site as "the national association representing nearly 1,300 member companies providing health insurance coverage to more than 200 million Americans.
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