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Bearing in mind workforce shortages and funding, long-term care facilities in South Dakota are burning the candle at both ends.
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Once on the chopping block, the Custer Care and Rehab Center welcomed its first resident this week.
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South Dakota Focus first covered the WCCC's story last season. We check in with the center and look ahead at what they're most concerned about this legislative session.
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The Biden Administration and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services have some ambitious goals – but they aren’t a slam dunk with everyone.
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The state’s long-term care board has issued its recommendations and legislative proposals. From child care to elder care – and all the workforce in between – what will be prioritized in the coming session?
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The State Study Committee on Sustainable Models for Long Term Care met with multiple health organizations in the state to develop a list for legislative consideration.
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Yet another rural nursing facility will close its doors – this time in Bennett County.
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Medicaid is in a constant state of flux – especially as lawmakers continue to tangle with the repercussions of expansion. The legislative study group focused on long term care wants to assess the process for applicants in South Dakota.
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Rural nursing homes are the subject of sustainability questions across the nation – and South Dakota is no different. During this summer’s rules review, finance practices were the focus.
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Fixing the state's long-term care industry may be a group effort. We'll hear from Tim Rave, president and CEO of the South Dakota Association of Healthcare Organizations.