Articles from Contemporary Long Term Care (September 1, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Home-grown' caregivers: an in-house CNA program can help you train and retain quality staff.	Raskind, Carolyn A.		995
A distinctive outlook: industry financial benchmarks support 'asset quality' in assisted living.	Kramer, Robert G.		1553
A picture of health.	Lakdawalla, Pervin		351
AARP: No parolees in nursing homes.	Shuxteau, Jan		417
ASA, Pfizer recognize six for quality of life efforts.	Lakdawalla, Pervin		294
Assisted living tabbed as fastest-growing long term care industry.	Lieberman, Lisa		461
Changing psychographics: residents are demanding more as their perception of value changes.	Moore, Jim		735
Get the money! Excuses you can expect when your debtors don't pay their invoices on time--and what you can do about them.	Kosmin, Ethan Andrew		855
Governors back Medicare plan for 'dual eligibles'.	Lieberman, Lisa		330
Hydroguard bath & shower valve.			80
Market leaders.		Illustration	220
Moving 'ahead': new report confirms there are many bright sides to senior housing.			1022
New technology may up care quality.	Lakdawalla, Pervin	Brief Article	143
NIC exec director Kramer named president.		Brief Article	197
Omnicare makes $90 million offer to buy pharmaceutical unit from Sun Healthcare.		Brief Article	295
One-stop shopping: cultivating a good relationship with your distributor pays big dividends.	Clark, Thomas		980
Pockets of wealth: although revenue is tight for long term care facilities, other sources exist--you just need to know where to look.		Panel Discussion	1551
Powerful tools for caregivers.	Lakdawalla, Pervin		124
Ramsey-Schilling, Senior Realty merge.		Brief Article	109
View from the hill.			725