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Illinois lawmakers approve incentivizing nursing home quality with more funding

(The Center Square) – A measure meant to help improve nursing homes across the state by incentivizing higher staffing levels and quality improvements at facilities will soon be sent to Gov. J.B. Pritzker. House Bill 246.

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Illinois bill that would drive $700 million to nursing homes advances

Measure passed state Senate, House unanimously

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Nursing home payment reform drives $700 million to improve staffing, quality of care

Measure passed state Senate, awaits House action

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Racial and Health Disparities, Unsafe Care of Nursing Home Residents to Continue Without Immediate Reforms

/PRNewswire/ Inequities in care in nursing homes will continue to jeopardize the lives of Ilinois residents without immediate reforms to cease "ward-like".

United statesAngela schnepfLori hendrenDenyse stonebackMatt hartmanAnna moellerDepartment of healthcareIllinois health care association matt hartmanFamily servicesIllinois health care associationAarp il voter survey on family caregiverAssociate state directorExecutive directorLeadingage illinois presidentCompromise nursing home rate reformSenator gillespie