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Restored historic train depot finds new life as café and game room - Vimarsana News

Restored historic train depot finds new life as café and game room

Beginning in the late 1800s, the Atlantic Coast Line served the Southeast, with a concentration of lines in Florida.

Georgia track and field shines in New Mexico - Vimarsana News

Georgia track and field shines in New Mexico

Georgia track and field traveled to Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Saturday for its second indoor meet of the season.

Operating pressures, clinical add-ons bringing more small providers to value-based models - Vimarsana News

Operating pressures, clinical add-ons bringing more small providers to value-based models

Skilled nursing experts are urging more small and possibly reluctant providers to begin embracing value-based care arrangements.

Nursing Home Surprise: Advantage Plans May Shorten Stays to Less Time Than Medicare Covers - Vimarsana News

Nursing Home Surprise: Advantage Plans May Shorten Stays to Less Time Than Medicare Covers

After 11 days in a St. Paul, Minnesota, skilled nursing facility recuperating from a fall, Paula Christopherson, 97, was told by her insurer that she should return home. But instead of being relieved, Christopherson and her daughter were worried because her medical team said she wasn’t well enough to leave. “This seems unethical,” said daughter

Nursing home surprise: Advantage plans may shorten stays to less time than Medicare covers - Vimarsana News

Nursing home surprise: Advantage plans may shorten stays to less time than Medicare covers

Private Medicare Advantage health plans are increasingly ending coverage for skilled nursing or rehab services before medical providers think patients are healthy enough to go home, doctors and patient advocates say.

Source: usf.edu