nursing home造句

Steve Smith testified about his role in gathering absentee ballots from residents in his father's nursing home.

She claims that she is taking a later flight so that she can visit an aunt in a nursing home.

Thus, in O'Bannon v. Town Court Nursing Center, 447 U.S. 773 (1980), the Court held that patients at a subsidized nursing home had no right to participate in proceedings to revoke the home's Medicaid certification and terminate its subsidy.

In fact, for a larger fee, he will some day be able to go to your nursing home and unplug your ventilator.

Bill Thomas, for example, is a geriatrician who calls himself a "nursing home abolitionist" and built the first Green Houses in Tupelo, Miss.

Straw is to sign the 79-year-old's parole papers, allowing him to be released into the care of a nursing home, the Times reported.

Sarah and Todd Palin eloped in 1988, having dated since high school, and reportedly used two residents of a nearby nursing home as witnesses to their nuptials at the Palmer, Alaska, courthouse.

The country health agency has dedicated one inspector to monitor conditions in nursing homes.

The Netherlands has hospice units of two to four beds in nursing homes rather than hospitals.

You may know these better by the moniker "prunes" which are indelibly linked with nursing homes and bathroom habits.

With younger and healthier residents than those found in American nursing homes, these facilities seem more analogous to independent or assisted living.

What the fiscal calamity calls in doubt is Revenue Bonds that back specific projects such as subsidized housing, toll roads, land acquisitions, and nursing homes.

Some reasons for this are legal: nursing homes are tightly regulated in their use of opium-based pain-killers, and also fear lawsuits if they fail to do everything possible to prolong life.