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Beginning in 2014, organizations with more than 50 employees that don't offer affordable coverage will pay a penalty starting at $750 a year per full-time worker under the bill approved by the Senate and House of Representatives. Read More »
Beginning in 2014, organizations with more than 50 employees that don't offer affordable coverage will pay a penalty starting at $750 a year per full-time worker under the bill approved by the Senate and House of Representatives.
Mike Fall and our Dining Services Department were recently featured on a News 8 special report. Read More »
Mike Fall and our Dining Services Department were recently featured on a News 8 special report.
On Wednesday, March 3, 2010 the New York State survey team walked into Maplewood. This is the final year that the surveyors will be using the current survey system. Next year there will be a whole new way in which they incorporate new technology to review a building. Read More »
On Wednesday, March 3, 2010 the New York State survey team walked into Maplewood. This is the final year that the surveyors will be using the current survey system. Next year there will be a whole new way in which they incorporate new technology to review a building.
Governor Patterson recently released his 2010-2011 NYS budget. Within the proposed budget we are seeing more cuts in Medicaid reimbursement and more taxes for those who pay for care out of their own pockets. A proposed 1% increase in the nursing home assessment tax will make it that much more difficult for consumers to afford the cost of care. These fees represent a gross receipts tax on nursing homes and as such go right to the state coffers. Read More »
Governor Patterson recently released his 2010-2011 NYS budget. Within the proposed budget we are seeing more cuts in Medicaid reimbursement and more taxes for those who pay for care out of their own pockets. A proposed 1% increase in the nursing home assessment tax will make it that much more difficult for consumers to afford the cost of care. These fees represent a gross receipts tax on nursing homes and as such go right to the state coffers.
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