Via Minneinno If you’re one of the 600,000 people in Minnesota living with a disability, it can be difficult to find a place to live. Although there might be a… read more →
Via Governing: For millions of older Americans, there’s nothing stronger than the desire to age in place, maintaining their independence and avoiding intensive institutional care for as long as possible.… read more →
Via the Minneapolis Star-Tribune: Minnesota’s Legislative Auditor has issued a report stating that the state agency responsible for protecting vulnerable Minnesotans in senior care facilities has failed to meet its… read more →
From the Center for Medicare Advocacy: More than 40 organizations whose missions are to promote access to affordable, high-quality health care and long-term services and supports for older adults, people… read more →
Via the Long Term Care Community Coalition: Materials relating to the LTCCC’s recent webinar: Requirements for Nursing Homes: Freedom From Abuse, Neglect & Exploitation are now available on-line. The webinar… read more →
The Graham-Cassidy health care bill that will go to a vote next week would result in massive cuts to Medicaid and leave 32 million people without insurance. Whatever your feelings… read more →
“The Mighty” is a national disability-focused website that publishes real stories by real people facing real challenges. LRHP attorney Mary Frances Price was recently interviewed for an article on… read more →
Via the National Council on Aging: We need your voice TODAY to tell the Republican majority in Congress: DO NOT CUT MEDICAID. Call Congress now to protect Medicaid: 1-866-426-2631 You will be… read more →
Home health agencies will be required to become more responsive to patients and their caregivers under the first major overhaul of rules governing these organizations in almost 30 years. The… read more →
Minnesotans with disabilities and their families can save for goods and services to improve their lives under the new Minnesota ABLE (Achieving a Better Life Experience) Plan, which opened this… read more →