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Palace Resident Continues Lifelong Passion

Palace Resident Continues Lifelong Passion

In the heart of The Palace Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, an oasis has blossomed under the watchful care of resident Felipe Colon, a former landscape artist. His green thumb, honed over a lifetime, has found a new canvas within the community, creating a haven of beauty and tranquility. “Upon moving to The Palace, he shared

Biden Seeks to Bolster Home Health Care in Infrastructure Plan

Seeking to expand home health access with $400 billion Spending aims to cut down waiting lists, help low-wage workers March 31, 2021 3:08 PM By Alex Ruoff President Joe Biden’s call to spend $400 billion to expand home and community-based care is raising advocates’ hopes that Congress may finally address long-standing challenges the industry, the elderly and people with disabilities face. Biden’s multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure proposal, unveiled Wednesday, included the new funds over eight years to improve access to long-term care under Medicaid, the public health insurance program for the poor and disabled. Many Americans languish on waiting lists for home care under Medicaid, the main payer for home and community-based support. Wages remain low for home-care workers in demanding jobs. Biden has signaled he wants to handle these costly issues side-by-side.

Miami-Dade Demands Better Coordination From City of Miami Over Vaccine Distribution

Miami-Dade Demands Better Coordination From City of Miami Over Vaccine Distribution Alyssa Hyman © Bloomberg via Getty Images A resident receives a dose of Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine at The Palace Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Miami, Florida, U.S., on Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2020. The push to get Americans vaccinated against the coronavirus is proceeding more slowly than expected, an official in charge of the effort said, even as the number of shots given reached 1 million. Photographer: Eva Marie Uzcategui/Bloomberg via Getty Images Some Miami-Dade County commissioners are demanding more communication and coordination from the City of Miami when it comes to vaccine distribution. 

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