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  3. "Today, California took off a giant step toward a brighter future for the 【

"Today, California took off a giant step toward a brighter future for the 【

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问题 "Today, California took off a giant step toward a brighter future for the      【S1】______
frail elderly patients who receive care in skilled nursing of facilities,"     【S2】______
said Jim Gomez, President and CEO of the California Association of
Health Facilities. "At a time when legislators, regulators, residents and
families are rightfully demanding for the best care possible, California       【S3】______
now has a funding system which will actually pay for the cost of               【S4】______
providing care and take into consideration the level of care which each        【S5】______
patient needs," continued Gomez.
"Governor Schwarzenegger’s support of AB 1629 (Frommer-D, Glendale)
is consistent with the expectation when he laid out last January. He           【S6】______
said that in this current environment of record state budget deficits,
where it would be necessary to develop creative solutions and                  【S7】______
leverage additional federal policies. Though clearly we have                   【S8】______
accomplished that," said Paul Tunnell, Chairman of the Association.
In signing AB 1629, Governor Schwarzenegger said, "The quality
assurance fee when authorized in this legislation will provide funds           【S9】______
that would be otherwise unavailable in these times of fiscal constraint,
thus enabling the State to provide with a much needed increase in              【S10】______
Medi-Cal reimbursement rates to skilled nursing facilities. Higher
rates, combined with the facility-specific rate of methodology specified in    【S11】______
the bill, which will result in better wages for nursing home                   【S12】______
employees, compensation for structural improvements and better
quality of care for the residents. " [br] 【S8】______
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