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Missouri Coalition for Quality Care
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Email to: info@mcqc.com
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News and Information
Visit our Government Links page. We have listed some links to the Senate and House at both the Federal and State levels.
Archived news for
2006 &
2007.
May 2008:
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05-06-2008 -
Care facility cited in death of resident
Sanction revoking Medicare payments has
since been lifted.
Dirk VanderHart
News-Leader
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05-06-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Callao woman arrested for switching
meds
By Ruth Carr
Moberly Monitor
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05-06-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Study finds increases in nursing home,
assisted living costs
By EILEEN ALT POWELL
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05-06-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Array of healthcare issues under
scrutiny by lawmakers
by Matthew DoBias
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05-06-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Report: Government falls
short on nursing home emergency preparedness
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05-06-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Senior Dementia Patients in Nursing
Homes See Faster Decline if Given Incontinence Drugs A significant problem because an estimated 33% of people with dementia also
take a drug for incontinence
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05-06-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Sandberg, Phoenix & von
Gontard successful in wrongful death trial in St. Louis
April 2008:
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04-29-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
NH Compare Website Now Shows If Facility Is
On 'Worst-of-Worst' List
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04-25-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
New charges are filed
in fatal group home fire
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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04-20-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Two Defendants Plead Guilty to Wire Fraud in $13.1 Million Tax Fraud
Scheme Posted Thursday, April 17, 2008 :: infoZine Staff
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04-20-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Apr 15 2008, 11:46 AM EST
Antipsychotic drugs increase
risk of developing pneumonia in elderly
Contact: Sean Wagner swagner@bos.blackwellpublishing.com 781-388-8550 Wiley-Blackwell Nursing home patients at particular risk Utrecht, The Netherlands April 15, 2008
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04-20-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
OIG issues draft guidance for SNF compliance programs
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04-20-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
April 15, 2008 Anderson Guest Home owner facing money laundering, fraud charges By Marcus Kabel Associated Press Writer
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04-20-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Judge blocks patient move at nursing home By William C. Lhotka ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 04/13/2008
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04-20-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
April 11, 2008, 1:27 pm Nursing Homes Push Arbitration, Reduce Lawsuits Posted by Jacob Goldstein
- 04-08-2008 -
Anti-psychotics may speed Alzheimer's decline
By Kathleen Fackelmann, USA TODAY
- 04-04-2008 -
National
Healthcare Decisions Day in Two Weeks!
NCCNHR: The
National Consumer Voice for Quality Long-Term Care
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04-02-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
NH Phys
Restraint Use Drops 40% Nationally; 5.9% Restrained
Repeatedly
Nursing Homes Cut Back on Restraints By KEVIN FREKING
March 2008
- 03-22-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and contributer of many articles to us."
Senate Budget Includes $160M For Elder Abuse Prevention - National
Background Checks
By
www.mcknights.com
- 03-22-2008 -
Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
MO
Nursing Home Worker To Be Sentenced In $160,000 Fraud,
Identity Theft Scheme
By
www.infozine.com
February 2008:
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02-27-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
AHCA Spent $1.7M Last Year to Lobby
the Government
© 2008 The Associated Press
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— By Derek Spellman and Melissa Dunson
news@joplinglobe.com
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02-14-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Bill would crack down on nursing home abuses
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02-14-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Alliance for Quality Nursing Home Care Praises CMS Release of Updated
Special Focus Facilities (SFF) List
Author : The Alliance for Quality Nursing Home Care
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02-14-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Backup Generators Not in Every Nursing Home By KSPR News
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02-14-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Nursing home has 23 days to respond to problems
Brittany Carlson News-Leader
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02-14-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Corporate Whistleblower Center Says Medicare/Medicaid Fraud Out Of Control
- 02-09-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Nursing home to lose government funding in Missouri
By Mary Jo Feldstein ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 02/05/2008
January 2008:
- 01-16-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Subject: Corporate Whistleblower Ctr Says Medicare/Medicaid Fraud Out Of Control
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/1/prweb613891.htm
- 01-14-2008 - Story sent to us from Bee Becker "Advocate for Senior Citizens and
contributor of many articles to us."
Ownership changes for rest home West Village Manor recently labeled as ‘underperformer.’
By T.J. GREANEY of the Tribune’s staff
Elder Abuse and Neglect Hotline Calls
Updated on 1/17/2007 -
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services is required by law to maintain an Elder Abuse and Neglect "Hotline" (1-800-392-0210) which can be used by any member of the general public. Anyone who has witnessed or suspects the abuse or neglect of an elderly or disabled individual is asked to report the incident to the State by using the hotline number.
Read more about the number of calls received the last six years here.
Aging and Disability Network Update: Governor's Advisory Council on Aging
Exciting news for Missourians interested in senior issues! Governor Blunt has signed an executive order reorganizing the Governor's Council on Aging, and is now accepting applications from those interested in being considered for the council.
If you are interested in being considered, please complete the online application and mail or fax it and a current resume to the address below. Full consideration will be given to all applications received by December 20th.
You can access the application at
http://www.gov.mo.gov/boards/BoardsApp.pdf.
Mailing Address: Department of Health and Senior Services Attn: Keri Dozier Post Office Box 570 Jefferson City, Mo 65102 Fax Number: 573) 751-6041
- 09-17-2007 - Blunt Announces Renewed Council on Aging to Better Assist Missouri Seniors
LAKE OZARK – During a keynote address at the Fourth Annual Show-Me Summit on Aging and Health Gov. Matt Blunt issued an executive order that will renew the mission of the Governor's Advisory Council on Aging to improve services for Missouri 's aging population.
“Missourians can be proud of the efforts we are making to secure a better life for Missourians at every stage of their lives,” Blunt said. “We are making our state a better place for seniors to ensure that their retirement years are enjoyable and secure.”
Read more here
- 09-12-2007 -
FROM THE REPORT
The top 10 metropolitan areas in which blacks are more likely than whites to receive substandard nursing home care:
- Milwaukee-Waukesha, Wisc.
- St. Louis, Mo.
- Baltimore, Md.
- Detroit, Mich.
- Indianapolis, Ind.
- South Bend, Ind.
- Harrisburg-Lebanon-Carlisle, Penn.
- Hartford, Conn.
- Houston, Texas
- West Palm Beach-Boca Raton, Fla.
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