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Hearings
FORUM: Consumers Assess the Nursing Home Initiative
September 23, 1999
At this forum consumers from all over the country will express whether the nursing home initiative has made a difference for them. Several panelists will describe positive results, while others will express concern over ongoing problems. Date: September 23, 1999 Time: 10:00 am Room: 608 Dirksen The Moderator - Dr. William J. Scanlon, Ph.D., Director, Health Financing and Public Health Issue Areas, General Accounting Office, Washington, DC
Panel 1: Positive Signs of Progress Improving Quality of Care - Nelson Baugh, Resident, BJC Nursing Home, Commerce, Georgia
- Raymond Suarez, Family member of a nursing home resident, Baltimore, Maryland
- Debi Meyers, Interim State Long Term Care Ombudsman, Des Moines, Iowa
- Mark Miller, State Long Term Care Ombudsman Program, Richmond, Virginia
- Toby Edelman, National Senior Citizens' Law Center, Washington, DC
Panel 2: Continuing Concerns - Janet Clayton, Family member of a nursing home resident, Neosho, Missouri
- Kimm Korber, Family member of a nursing home resident, Washington, West Virginia
- Deanne Lenhart, Kansas Advocates for Better Care, Inc., Lawrence, Kansas
- Elma Holder, National Citizens' Coalition for Nursing Home Reform, Washington, DC
Forum Publications - Committee on Aging Print: 106-15
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