Long-Term Care Facility Disaster Preparedness, June 19, 2014

Long-term care facilities have very difficult decisions to make in terms of evacuating residents/tenants or providing “shelter in place”. Long-term care facilities need to be actively involved with the Emergency Management Teams at the county level and work with them to develop effective disaster preparedness plans. When it comes to disaster preparedness it is important to write a plan, exercise the plan, revise the plan, re-exercise the plan and identify the best practices.

Iowa Board of Nursing 2001 Annual Report, 2001

Annual report for the Board of Nursing.

Iowa Certified Nursing Assistant Wage and Benefit Survey, June 2001

Iowa Certified Nursing Assistant Wage and Benefit Survey

FY 2002 Annual Report for the Iowa Board of Nursing, 2002

Annual Report for Board of Nursing

Iowa Board of Nursing 2003 Annual Report, 2003

Annual Report for Board of Nursing

Department of Inspections and Appeals, and Department of Elder Affairs -- A Review of the Oversight of Nursing Facilities

Other Audit Reports - Special Report

Iowa Board of Nursing Annual Report, July 1, 2003-June 30, 2004

Annual Report of the Iowa Board of Nursing. Includes changes to rules,legislation and procedure during fiscal year 2004, as well as statistics pertaining to all aspects of board business: basic education, continuing education, enforcement, administration, financial report, and nursing demographics.

Iowa Board of Nursing Annual Report, July 12, 2004-June 30,2005

Annual report of the Iowa Board of Nursing. Includes information on legislation, rule changes, and statistics related to all aspects of board business: education, continuing education, enforcement, administrative changes, financial report and general nursing demographics.

Proclamation of Disaster Emergency, Octber 2000

Proclamation of Disaster Emergency by Governor Vilsack, October 2000

Iowa Certified Nursing Assistants Wage and Benefit Survey

Iowa Certified Nursing Assistants Wage and Benefit Survey

Protecting Your Spouse When You Go to a Nursing Home, July 2007

The Spousal Impoverishment Protection Law Have you ever wondered… What will happen if your spouse is not able to live at home because of poor health or confusion? Will you have to spend all of your resources to pay for your spouse’s nursing home care before Medicaid will help? The answer is, “NO”! You have protection from losing all income and assets to pay for your spouse’s care in the nursing home when your spouse qualifies for Medicaid.

Consumer Advisory Bulletin, Donation Scams in the Wake of a Storm or Disaster, August 2007

The Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division receives hundreds of calls and consumer complaints every year. Follow these tips to avoid unexpected expense and disappointments. This record is about: Donation Scams in the Wake of a Storm or Disaster

Consumer Advisory Bulletin, Donation Scams in the Wake of a Storm or Disaster, August 2007

The Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division receives hundreds of calls and consumer complaints every year. Follow these tips to avoid unexpected expense and disappointments. This record is about: Donation Scams in the Wake of a Storm or Disaster

Consumer Advisory Bulletin, Donation Scams in the Wake of a Storm or Disaster, August 2007

The Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division receives hundreds of calls and consumer complaints every year. Follow these tips to avoid unexpected expense and disappointments. This record is about: Donation Scams in the Wake of a Storm or Disaster

Iowa Board of Nursing Annual Report, July 1, 2005-June 30, 2006

The annual report of the Iowa Board of Nursing includes information on legislation, administrative rules, nursing education, nursing practice, continuing education, licensing, enforcement, administration, financial report, statistics and general nursing demographics.