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(Archived document, may contain errors) 646 April 20, 1988 I PROVIDING FOR THOSE IN NEED I LONG-TERM CARE POLICY I c 1 i 28 I I i I Peter J. Ferrara John:M. Olin Fellow a 8 I- a I I a I . INTRODUCTION Many American families face the expense of assuring, adequate.longTtekm.treatment and care of elderly relatives who no longer can perform basic living activities for themselves.

(Archived document, may contain errors) 141 June 7, 1988 PEPPER'S $30 BILLION HOME CARE TIME BOMB Peter J. Ferrara John M. Olin Fellow

The new version of the bill calls on the state Department of Medicaid to pay facilities an extra reimbursement for each resident they house in a private room.

An Ohio lawmaker last year proposed allocating $300 million of federal COVID-19 relief funds, divvied up among Ohio’s nursing homes with no strings attached. Ten days later, Rep. Sara Carruthers, R-Hamilton, received a $13,200 campaign contribution from the CEO of a chain of 59 nursing homes, $13,200 from his business partner, and another $13,200 from […]

Almost all unvaccinated workers in Ohio have taken advantage of religious exemptions, said the states largest long-term care association.

Almost all unvaccinated workers in Ohio have taken advantage of religious exemptions, said the states largest long-term care association.

Mental health is an important topic. More and more we are (thankfully) seeing it broached in the public sphere, but that doesn’t mean it has become completely normalized by any means.

The Ohio Senate passed legislation Wednesday giving nursing homes $300 million earmarked to pay their workers.

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Vocal ensemble Chicago a cappella paused in-person performances during the pandemic, but will return this season with "Holidays a cappella," a concert series featuring a new collection of musical gifts celebrating Christmas and Hanukkah.