Uniform Medicare Formula Sought by Nonprofit Aging Homes
C Willard Stromgall of Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home joined AAHA in Chicago with 5 000 aging homes to press for a single stable Medicare payment formula. The group warns against discriminatory for profit rates and urges non profit growth factors and public policy protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Willard Stromgall
Clifton Lutheran Sunset
Homes For the Aging
Palmer House
Chicago
Illinois
American Association of Homes For the Aging
AAHA
Homes
Stromwall
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Social Security Administration
Social Security
AAFA urges fair Medicare reimbursements for aging homes
The American Association of Homes for the Aging backs a policy to ensure equal growth funding across all homes and calls on the Depart Welfare and the Social Security Administration to factor these concerns into Medicare reimbursement formulas. The stance is endorsed by multiple national denominational groups and state associations for aging services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Social Security Administration
Stromwall
Homes For
Chicago
AAFA
American Baptist Home Mission Societies
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Board of Hospitals and Homes of the Methodist Church
Catholic Hospital Association
Church of the Brethren
the American Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society
Board of Church Extension
Presbyterian Church
U. S
California Association of Homes For the Aging
Indiana
State Association of Homes For the Aged and the Aging
Homes of Iowa
Kansas Association of Church
Charitable Homes For
Minnesota
Association of Geriatric Homes
Nebraska
Association of Homes For the Aging
New Jersey
Association of Homes For the Aged, Inc
North Carolina
Association of
Association of Ohio
Philanthropic Homes For the Aged
Oregon
Association of Retirement Services
Tennessee
Texas
Association of Homes For the Aged
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Texas Banks Lead In Agricultural Credit Early 1966
Walter F. Johnson notes Texas banks held $708 million in farm and ranch loans at the start of 1966, up seven percent from 1965, with $591 million in production loans and $117 million in farm and ranch mortgages. Banks supplied about 71 percent of production credit to Texas farmers and ranchers. Other lenders included life insurers, Federal Land Banks, and Production Credit Associations. Johnson cites banks’ evolving programs to meet growing agricultural credit needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Committee
The
American Bankers Association
Johnson
Texas
Life
Federal Land Banks
Farmers Home Administration
Transmissions of All Kinds Standard and Overdrive
Clifton shop advertises repair and tuning for standard and overdrive transmissions at 215 N Ave D. Local service aims to attract drivers seeking gear work, fluid changes, clutch adjustments, and performance upgrades.
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N. Ave. D. Clifton
Farm and Ranch Families Hold Satisfactory Equity Levels
Mr Johnson cites a substantial gain in total assets for farm and ranch families and says equity remains satisfactory. Nationally farm and ranch families hold 212 billion dollars of their own funds in agriculture, about 84 percent of total capital needs, with banks actively extending credit to farm people in Texas.
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Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Texas
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Clifton
Ltc
Walter F. Johnson
Texas Bankers Association
First National Bank of Abilene
Clifton Gear Works
Purina
Chevrolet
Frickson Feed Mill
Vernon
Pat
James Corpier
West Sth
West Fifth Street
Standofer Chevrolet Company
Clifton, Texas
Reg
Bologna
B. AY
Shank
Armour Star
Jergen
Wapco
del Monte
Can
Wits
Gleem
Kotex
Appl
Jonathan
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