Regulation jails Medicare patients visit rights clash
The New York State Nursing Home Association president criticizes a federal directive that bars Medicare patients in extended care facilities from leaving for visits even during holidays. Administrator Edward Stafford of Stafford Nursing Home argues physicians' consent should allow outings, noting Medicaid rules are more flexible. Plaza Extended Care Center and St. Camillus house about 40 Medicare patients, with Onondaga County’s 2,000 nursing home residents largely on Medicaid.
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Edward Stafford
Stafford Nursing Home
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Stafford
Plaza
Charles Calligeris
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Accused of theft Anthony Johnson in Police Court
Anthony Johnson aged 27 of 181 E Borden Ave pleaded innocent in Police Court to stealing two snow tires and snow shovels from a garage at 202 W Kennedy St. A witness saw him leave. Investigators Feath erstone and Budzielek arrested him on third degree burglary and third degree criminal possession of stolen property. Judge Fahey set bail at 2500 dollars until Jan 5.
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Johnson
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Robert Featherstone
Frank Budzielek
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