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An annual event designated by Consumer Voice to honor residents living in all long-term care facilities, RRM is an opportunity to focus on and celebrate awareness of dignity, respect and the rights of each resident. How are you celebrating this month?
Forced pre-dispute arbitration takes advantage of long-term care consumers at their most vulnerable, stacks the deck against them, restricts consumer choice, hides poor care, and lessens provider accountability.
Network with other advocates, learn from experts in the field and much more November 3-6, 2019 in Arlington, Virginia!
Get the latest resources and information about the nursing facility regulations.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced that it will use a special icon to identify nursing facilities on Nursing Home Compare that have been cited for abuse and neglect.
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The October 2019 issue of The Resident Advocate, a newsletter for residents of long-term care facilities, is now available.
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Congratulations to this year’s Leadership Award winners!
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The Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal (FAIR) Act would end forced pre-dispute arbitration in contracts between consumers and corporations, including nursing homes and assisted living communities.
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Help protect residents by submitting comments by September 16 on proposed changes the current federal nursing home regulations.
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On March 6, join with others across the country to urge Congress to continue funding MFP.
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This bill would end forced pre-dispute arbitration in contracts between consumers and corporations, including nursing homes and assisted living communities.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has proposed changes to the current federal nursing home regulations. The proposed requirements would rollback numerous resident protections by eliminating or easing up on specific nursing home responsibilities.
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Two bills have been introduced to extend the Money Follows the Person Program for five years.
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Join the Action Network and learn how you can influence long-term care policy
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