Funding for care at issue
Funding mechanisms for mental health services contribute to a broken system, a panel of experts says, outlining gaps in care and sustainability as reform debates continue.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2013
Page
4
Funding mechanisms for mental health services contribute to a broken system, a panel of experts says, outlining gaps in care and sustainability as reform debates continue.
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Hayley Bruce reports on Beverly Hanson’s Alzheimer’s journey from wandering near Wellington to living at Hallmar Residential Care in Cedar Rapids. Her husband Bob describes the challenge, his real estate work, and the support of local retired nurses. The piece explores protective options for wandering seniors.
Justices wrestle with how public prayers at Greece New York town meetings align with the First Amendment. They question precedent and seek guidance on what counts as acceptable nonsectarian prayer while considering potential nationwide impact on government prayer policies.
Four of seven at large Cedar Rapids City Council hopefuls stay in the race for the two seats as campaigns recalibrate for the December 3 runoff. Voter turnout in the Tuesday election was 22.3 percent with past runoffs showing around 9.5 percent. Ralph Russell notes turnout is a major challenge while Tim Box says early voting will begin the week of November 18.
A five story Riverfront Crossings project would add condos shops and a restaurant overlooking the Iowa River. Iowa River Development LLC led by Kevin O'Brien and Hunter Parks plans retail space as an addition to the Staples building at 820 S Riverside Dr in Iowa City.
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