Contemporary Longterm Care 2000: Vol 23 Index

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THE FOLLOWING LISTING inctudes articles published in 2000. Stories that appeared in Contemporary Long Term Care are
referenced in alphabetical order. Those that appeared in one of our supplements have the title of the supplement included in the listing.
IN CREATING THIS INDEX, we hope to give you a clear and simple way of finding information on the subjects most
pertinent to your job. Are we doing our job? Please send comments or suggests to Joyce Pagan, Contemporary Long Term Care,
770 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 10003-9595, or e-mail her at [email protected].
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Ae ee oe AN
THE FOLLOWING LISTING inctudes articles published in 2000. Stories that appeared in Contemporary Long Term Care are
referenced in alphabetical order. Those that appeared in one of our supplements have the title of the supplement included in the listing.
IN CREATING THIS INDEX, we hope to give you a clear and simple way of finding information on the subjects most
pertinent to your job. Are we doing our job? Please send comments or suggests to Joyce Pagan, Contemporary Long Term Care,
770 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 10003-9595, or e-mail her at [email protected].
AAHSA (American Association of Homes and un Calis Of deai to Duy Constetatior rand Court stvles files Chapter 11
Services for the Aging) proper enox Healthcare tiles tor | hapter
residen
orida CCRCs
ACHCA (American College of Health Care
Administrators)
ACHCA 44th Annual( y
Abuse St. Louis. Mav 6—10. 2000. |
Call Administration and management pl
Florida court tailors abuse suits. A | \ dav in the life of a DON. Oct 27 Write
Accreditation Breaking ground
\ Bench yt
Acquisitions
\
Adult day care
Word sp] reads a t dav services. Mare
AHCA (American Health Care Association) ‘
\HCA 51st Annual Conference and Expositior \
Orland
Write IKeS
ALFA (Assisted Living Federation
of America)
ALFA Fall 2000 Sh Care Continuum
\ Settiy e PACE. Fe
\0: Give ail info. M Caregiving
Alzheimer’s disease
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CCRC (Continuing Care Retirement Centers)
marketing
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Chains
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Compliance programs
Anti-KICKDaCK Trevis
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The Wartburg o: Click and learn. Nov, eB2B
\pril, p. 94 supypwlileomm ent, tp | )
Bankruptcy leleconferencing Kansas-style. May, p. 57
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Back to school sept, p. 23 Taking it ‘personally
enter for university Calling all capital. April, Senior PBIiHeAn NCE Government
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Financial reform Fraud supplement, p. (
Will long tern 1 n’ Mare Point, click pur hase. Jul p. 48
Finance AHO (Joint Commission on Accreditation
of Health Organizations)
deve opments April JCAHO revises restraints standards. August p
OIG pro ides compliance hely' Kentucky
Front lines Kentucky Attorney General wants mort
Ode to Ruth April, p. 1
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Legal briefs Malpractice Care. Jan, p
Anti-kickback revisions, compliance guidance If it ain't broke, don’t fix it. Sept, p. 23 Nebraska
May, p. 61 Marketing Nebraska facility showcases teamwork. Oct, p. 16
Common practices that can put you in jeop Back to school. Sept, p. 28 New facilities
ardy. March, p. 43 Genesis launches Web-based report card Continuum of care in Wichita. Sept
Examining the ‘loopholes’ of spend-down April p 53 Parkside Senior Services builds a facil
Nov. p. | Madison Avenue advertising results on a Oct p 59
High court rebuffs challenge to survey shoestring. Oct, p. 21 New Jersey
enforcement process. June, p. 45 Misconceptions stifle sales. July, p. 27 Garden State helps assisted living bloom
May, p. 22
How to host a state regulator. Sept, p. 51 Online marketing: To market, to market p- <<
Hype rlink headaches and other Web woes Nov, €B2B in LTC supplement, p. 10 New York
Selling across the continuum. Sept, p. 19 Grants for palliative care. Sept, p. 16
Investigation, enforcement: recent develop Survitvhie snhagk e-up. June, p. 29 New York boosts assisted living Feb p 16
ments. April, p. 57 Understand the senior mind-set. May, p. 29 NIC (National Investment Center)
Whistleblowers’ wings clipped by Fifth Circuit Wireless polling. March, p. 41 10th Annual NIC Conference, Washington
Jan, p. 47 Massachusetts Sept 13-15. 2000. Nov. p. 15
Legal issues sudget battle in Massachusetts. Feb, p. 16 Batcos ckhoo l. Sept, p. 28
Centennial sued over merger talks Medication NIC survey finds CEOs ‘cautious! PLMUISUC
May, p. 68 Daily pill eases overactive bladder. July, p. 12 Nov p 10
Common practices that can put you in jeopardy Does Rx spell trouble in SNFs? Oct, p. 11 Nursing assistants
March, p. 43 Dos and doses. June, p. 40 Up where they belong. Aug, p. 22
Feeding frenzy. April, p. 8 Experimental drug for diabetics. July, p. 12 Nutrition
High court rebuffs challenge to survey FDA approves 3rd Rx for Alzheimer’s void tube feeding. March, p. 10
enforcement process. June, p. 45 July, p. 12 More nutrition therapy for elderly. March, p
U.S. seeks $1.3 billion from Vencor Medicaid OIG (Office of Inspector General)
May, p. 68 Examining the ‘loopholes’ of spend-down E-fraud on rise. July, p. 14
Legal specialty Nov, p. 17 OIG provides compliance help. May, p. 12
he booming business of elder law. Aug, p. 28 Fla. governor pulls Medicaid from 6 SNFs OIG rips rehab providers. May, p. 19
Liability Dec, p. 10 Ombudsmen
Through the roof. May, p. 40 The booming business of elder law People who make a difference. June, p. 34
Licensing Aug, p. 28 Oregon
Washington State yanks 2nd Ameripark license Medicare Native American AL opens in Oregon. Oct, p. 16
Aug, p. 14 Being judged. Jan, p. 14 OSHA (Occupational Safety and
Lifestyles Beverly finalizes Medicare settlements Health Administration)
3 Alzheimer’s breakthroughs. July, p March, p. 47 Back breaker. Feb, p. 14
\ day in the life. Part two: A resident’s-eye view Congress spells relief. Jan, p NYSHFA to Congress: OSHA ergonomics
Jan, p. 32 Salvage denied claims with Medicare + Choice standard not a good fit. Aug, p. 12
Alternative’ lifestyle. July, p. 38 appeal. Dec,p . 19 Pain management
An American patriot. May, p. 88 Medicare funds must translate to staff Painful truths. Aug, p. 45
Author weaves quite a story. June, p. 68 Nov, p. 31 Problem behavior or pain? Jan, p. 31
Dignified departures. Dec, p. 24 Medicare may raise nursing home pay Palliative care
Love affair on canvas. July, p. 84 June, p. 16 Assisted suicide 101. April, p
Middle class act. March, p. 28 Medicare pays for fewer SNF residents Dignified departures. Dec, p. 24
Positive thinking. Jan, p Out, p 12 Grafonrp atllisati ve care. Sept, p. 16
Reinventing herself at 90. June, p. 2y5c OIG rips rehab providers. May, p. 19 Ode to Ruth. Feb, p. 21
Somebody to love. April, p. 22 Outlook improves. June, p. 14 Taking it ‘personally Aug, p. 19
Super Novey. Jan, p. 66 Mental health care rhe shift to palliative care. Feb, p. 27
Survey results. June, p. 12 Drawing from within. Nov, p. 22 Parkinson's disease
Feacher has the write stuff. April, p. 78 Mental cases. Feb, p. 12 Blowing smoke. April, p. 10
Teleconferencing Kansas-style. May, p. 57 Mergers Partnerships
The right stuff. May, p. 35 Centennial, E.M. Warburg, Pincus affiliate to Balanced Care teams with HealthSouth
Time for a change. April, p. 7 merge. April, p. 52 April, p. 53
lo have and to hold. Sept, p. 78 Merger gives birth to Community Eldercare Long Island Care partners with Metropolitan
What a big heart you have! Feb, p Services. Sept, p. 58 Hospice. Feb, p. 54
Litigation Michigan Marriott Senior Living teams with Toll Brothers
Circuit Court approves order against Beverly Pilot project combines vouchers, waivers April, p. 53
Dec, p. 9 Aug, p. 14 Paradigm Senior Living partners with Ochsner
Lexington requested to provide information Missouri Nov, p 49
Jan, p. 52 Missouri Division of Aging gets bad grades Penacook Place joins IntegraCare network
Through the roof. May, p. 40 May, p. 22 Feb, p. 54
Whistleblowers’ wings clipped by Fifth Circuit Name change Willow Valley, Lancaster Health form alliance
Jan, p. 47 East Hartford VNA now Hospice and Palliative Feb, p. 54
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Reimbursement AMDT se. Aug, p. 62 Paper-Pak buys P&G, Wyant in
Documentatiohno t spo b.p Staffing \pril, p. 54
Getting what's yours. Jan, p. 2 Create meaningful benefits. March, p. 22 Shared Services goes with Siemens Medical
Research Dignified departures. Dec, p. 24 April, p. 54
Long division. Jul , Medicare funds must translate to staff. Nov, p. 31 | Surveys and accreditation
Restructuring Minimum staffing update. Nov, p. 9 Accredited’ living facilities. June, p. 31
Dimensions Healthcare forms senior car Staffing SOS. May, p. 20 How to host a state regulator. Sept, p. 51
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Missouri Division of Aging gets bad grades. growth. Nov, p. 39 Reinventing herself at 90.
May, p. 22 List of top providers shows little change June, p. 25
Reasonable regulation. July, p. 23 Jan, p. 51 The magic of magic. Dec, p. 17
Stamp of approval. Jan, p. 13 Long term care stock prices way down in Wandering
Fell it to the judge. March, p. 19 Ist Q. June, p. 50 Out for a walk. Sept, p. 40
Why can’t we just get along? Jan, p. 23 Seniors want to stay home as long as possible Washington
Survitvhei snurgve y June, p. 52 Washington State yanks 2nd Ameripark
if it ain't broke, don’t fix it. Sept, p. 23 Study finds lots of room for cost-cutting license. Aug, p. 14
Reasonable regulation. July, p. 23 Jan, p. 50 Wound care
Revisit your QA system. May, p. 25 Tribute Ka-Ching! Are wound care costs clouding
Tell it to the judge. March, p. 19 AAHSA founder dead at 74. July, p. 10 clinical judgment? Feb, p. 31
Why can't we just get along? Jan, p. 23 Viewpoint Year 2000 (Y2K)
Technology LTC triathlon. Sept, p. 55 Of mouse and men. Feb, p. 11
\ lesson in distance learning. Jan, p. 45
Cybersocial seniors. Nov, p. 38
Palm reading. July, p. 58 Online indexes, back issues, and reprints
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