McKnight’s Senior Living December 16, 2022
A number of “long-awaited” aging and health policy proposals passed the Ohio Legislature Thursday as part of a “massive” $6 billion relief bill, providing increased funding for aging services and care providers.
Substitute House Bill 45 was passed unanimously out of the Ohio Senate early Thursday morning, followed immediately by concurrence in the Ohio House. The bill now moves to Gov. Mike DeWine (R) for his signature.
“The proposals reflect the continued commitment of the state to support long-term services and supports, and will alleviate some of the financial challenges experienced by LeadingAge Ohio members,” LeadingAge Ohio noted to members on its website.
The bill includes relief for assisted living, nursing facilities, hospice, home health and adult day programs,...
Today's Sponsors
Today's Sponsor