Family caregiver legislation is introduced
The AGE (Americans Giving care to Elders) Act and the Long Term Care Insurance Integrity Act establish a clearinghouse for information on best practices; provide a tax credit of up to $1,200 a year for elder care costs; and establish a third-party review board to address the denial of appropriate and timely LCTI benefits by insurance companies. The two bills seek to relieve the burden on the so-called "Sandwich Generation" of Americans who care for both children and aging parents, and incur the related costs.
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- Keeping Readmission Rates Low with Treatment Guidelines
- Payment Cuts to Critical Access Hospitals 'Inevitable'
- Essential Health Benefits Bulletin Draws Fire
- CMS Reveals Central Line Infection Rates, Finally
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- Parkland Keeping Consultant's Analysis Under Wraps
- Engineering a High-Performance Emergency Department
- 2 Tactics for ICD-10 & VBP Clinical Documentation
- Getting to the Heart of Cardiology Alignment

