298 resultados para Assisted living facilities
em Iowa Publications Online (IPO) - State Library, State of Iowa (Iowa), United States
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Explanation of the rights of the tenants of Assisted Living Programs and Elder Group Homes.
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The 2008 general assembly acknowledged in House File (HF) 2539, Section 71 that employee turnover rates in nursing facilities should be documented but also recognized that this information was not currently being collected. The department was directed to modify the nursing facility cost report to capture information on the turnover rates of direct care and other employees of nursing facilities. The department was also required to submit a report on an annual basis to the governor and general assembly which provides an analysis of direct care worker and other nursing facility employee turnover by individual nursing facility, a comparison of the turnover rate in each individual nursing facility with the state wide average, and an analysis of any improvement or decline in meeting any accountability goals or other measures related to turnover rates. The annual report was to include any data available regarding turnover rate trends, and other information the department deemed appropriate.
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A living will is a written declaration informing medical personnel whether certain life-sustaining procedures should be withheld or withdrawn if (1) you are in a terminal condition; and (2) you are unable to decide for yourself. You (the declarant) may execute a living will declaration as a stand-alone document or you may include a living will within a health care power of attorney document. A living will can be revoked at any time and in any way by communicating the revocation to anyone who was aware that the living will existed.
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Resident and family councils are vital to the operation of a nursing home, providing a voice for residents and their families. Resident and family councils provide an organized method of creating change, providing support and improving the quality of life for nursing home residents. A resident council is an independent, organized group of residents who live in a nursing home and meet on a regular basis to promote and enhance the quality of life for all residents. A family council is a group of family members and friends of nursing home residents who work to maintain or improve the quality of life for nursing home residents.
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SF2160 (2012) allowed nursing facilities to collection additional payment about the Medicaid payment form residents and families who desire a private room. This is referred to as private room supplementation. The legislation set out numerous requirement that must be met for facilities who supplement the Medicaid rate by charging for a private room.
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HF740 directed the Iowa Department of Human Services to begin reimbursing nursing facilities under a modified price-base case-mix reimbursement system beginning July 1, 2001. The components of the case mix reimbursement system resulted from a series of meetings that involved providers industry association representatives advocacy organization and state agency staff.
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Explanation of the rights of resident in Long-Term care facilities.
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Explanation of a Resident Council, the goals, who should attend and the benefits and purpose of a resident council in a facility. Suggestions of how to start a Resident Council.
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Adult dependent abuse report from the Iowa Department of Human Services
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Adult dependent abuse report from the Iowa Department of Human Services
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Adult dependent abuse report from the Iowa Department of Human Services
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Adult dependent abuse report from the Iowa Department of Human Services
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Adult dependent abuse report from the Iowa Department of Human Services
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Adult dependent abuse report from the Iowa Department of Human Services
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Adult dependent abuse report from the Iowa Department of Human Services
