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- 1. Still Gone Fly Independent Living The Problem Rising health care costs
- 3. Vision: Assist resident with restoration of life
- 4. Value: To obtain and maintain trusting relationships
- 6. Coverage of services for ALF’s increased 43.7% between 2002 and 2009
- 7. Waiver participants rose 122% between 2002 and 2009
- 10. Hospitals
- 12. Average size: 30 beds
- 14. Knowledge of supportive to services
- 16. Unable to provide critical care
- 17. Slow adjustments to changing state policies
- 19. Intermediate level of care services no longer available
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- A 52-year-old diabetic man died after staff at his Farmville, Va., assisted living facility failed to follow doctor's orders when he fell ill. A resident wandered away from her Springfield facility and was found two hours later lying in the emergency lane of the Fairfax County Parkway. And at a home in Blacksburg, a resident was hospitalized in December after she was given too much insulin.Fallis, D. (2004). Records Show More Problems in Assisted Living. Washington Post , C01.
- Mollica, R. (2009). State Medicaid Reimbursement Policies and Practices in Assisted Living. American Health Care Association .
- Sidoti, P. (1995). Assitsted living captures profitable market niche. Modern Healthcare , 72