Last week McKnight’s Long-Term Care News and Assisted Living, published an article about a presentation by Tom Scully, the former chief of the Medicare & Medicaid Administration, in which he chastised the nursing home industry. I think he has it all wrong. You can access the original article and my response here. Steve Moran
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I am the founder of Senior Living Foresight (formerly Senior Housing Forum) and I am passionate about helping the senior living sector grow and flourish. While I am passionately curious about all things related to aging, I am particularly passionate about leadership and helping individual team members live out their dreams because when that happens they are able to help older people live purposeful meaningful lives.
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Discussion: Former CMS administrator scolds long-term care providers — but he has it all wrong!
Scully has rarely had anything good to say about nursing homes which has been part of the governments strategy to publicly demonize long term care in order to create mistrust and doubt resulting in fewer admissions to long term care facilities therefore reducing CMS and state Medicaid budgets.
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