Excerpt from SJ-R.com: (click for entire article)
Advocates for the elderly and disabled feel disappointed and betrayed after legislation resolving two years of debate on minimum staffing levels in nursing homes passed the Illinois General Assembly.
A spokeswoman for the nursing home industry said last week that the legislation — crafted without input from the advocates — won’t chip away at the state’s landmark 2010 nursing home reform law.
But others said residents of long-term care facilities could suffer as a result of the bill, which is expected to be signed into law by Gov. Pat Quinn.




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