Kansas program helps 100 elderly stay home instead of nursing care
Kansas launches Home and Community Based Services to place low income seniors with medical needs in home settings. About 96 clients saved $23,000 monthly versus nursing homes, with 250 expected by next summer under federal Omnibus Act of 1981 flexibility. Nursing home group warns of industry losses as residents shift.
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