but for us, home care and elder care generally. and what challenges might arise in needing the increased demand for long term care. so definitely the caregiver pool is trained, so we spend a lot of resources just looking for the perfect caregiver. we don't want to hire any caregiver to work with our clients, obviously. so the quality of the caregiver is also a vital and that's not an easy process. and it's certainly not a cheap one. so just those recruiting cause that we occur, you know, make that very challenging to, to find the right caregiver. um, also another aspect of this would be, i would mention, again, we're still recovering. depends on mac. we had a healthy pool caregivers who are a little on the older side, but we're very experiencing, very knowledgeable, very is joyful. and they took that opportunity during the pandemic to, to, to leave the field. and so we've been in the process of replacing those folks basically ever sent. and so that learning road is also a big challenge of this and in training and instructing new ca

deal with home care. specifically, we're competing against large hospital corporations as well. and that makes it a bit tricky because they have more resources, obviously to lower employees to so that's another aspect that we're seeing that's making it challenging to get employees. as a result, naturally, the cost of hiring those employees are going uh we're also seeing cost increase as a result of you know, pandemic, obviously cobra being the most recent $1.00, the hazard pay associated with that have kind of bumped up pricing as well. the p p that we have to provide in our employees to provide the chair safely, has also bumped up those costs. so those are 2 of the primary factors that we're seeing and we've added in additionally the, the cost of living wage and inflation obviously, is a big part of this. inflation hits our employees, especially hard the cost of child care just to in groceries as another example. and so the all of it combines as really creative effort pressure on the cost of, of health c

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care. it has similarly motivated my work to ensure nursing homes are providing safe, quality care for all of their residents. we need to address the chronic underfunding and understaffing for the state agencies that conduct nursing home oversight so they can effectively protect the health and safety of residents. and this core mission of the aging committee brings us to today's topic, the topic of assisted living. and that landscape. it has been 20 years since this committee held a hearing on assisted living. with the dramatic growth of the assisted living industry in recent decades, it is long past time for congress to re-examine this model and ensure that it is meeting our nation's needs. the best estimates reveal that nearly one million americans live in more than 30,000 assisted living facilities across our nation and that is almost certainly an undercount of that number. assisted living facilities are state regulated residences that support assisted living while offering help with the activities -- with activities of daily living like bathing and medication management and they also ofte

we have some on senior care in general and nursing homes. in other care settings, we know when private equity comes into a sector, they often pillage it. sen. warren: in other words, more people will suffer when private equity comes in. we need to do more here. at a minimum the biden administration should require additional reporting on problems at assisted living facilities. in fact, that is a priority recommendation from the 2018 g.a.o. report. while cns is making progress on implementing this recommendation, they should finalize it quickly. this has gone on long enough without oversight. and congress must look at ways to improve accountability, transparency, and quality of care in assisted living facilities. so again, i want to say to the chair into the ranking member, thank you for holding this hearing. into the ranking member, thank you for graciously let me do this. i am trying to cover two hearings simultaneously, and i appreciate you letting me ask these questions. thank you all for being here. chair casey: thank you, senator warren.

health, reputable clinics on the internet are unlucky, in response to a request for veterinary care at homees pop up, on which the phone number also changes after each update page, besides, after a visit, unscrupulous veterinarians usually falsify test results on the form of well-known laboratories with a good reputation, we decided to contact one of these clinics under the guise of clients, which purportedly provides in-home veterinary care services. and before calling a pseudo-veterinarian, they conducted an examination by a real specialist; no one found any deviations from the norm in the three-year-old spitz freddie. by the way, he is doing well in biochemistry. yes, his ultrasound is good for a pomeranian. but here’s what a visiting doctor with supposedly 20 years of experience told us. well, gas formation is very strong, it looks like poisoning, i ate something that was not suitable, now we’ll see by temperature, most likely the pancreas has worked here. not only do they differ greatly. verdicts of two veterinarians, but also test data. as a result, i had to pay 11 thousand for the vi

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home with young children. however, there are many countries where child care is subsidized. in germany and austria, parents benefit from free or highly subsidized public child care, luxemburg, iceland, sweden, and norway also rank very high on child care provisions among high income countries . meanwhile, slovakia, the us cypress, switzerland and australia ranks the lowest. the lack of affordable child care is also a key barrier for parents compound e social economic inequalities within countries and a high income household. nearly half of children under 3 years old, attend early childhood education and care. and now joining us today is dr. reba perry. you fairly founder of use of the rise early education center. now dr. reba how the families budget having a child? are most parents financially prepared for the extra burden? the average parent parent really is not. and the reason why i say that is because by the time you added the formula we supplied feed use of 5 formula. we also get a type is donated by a what in y p d, we also get a supplies from books to toys. so we kind

people who own homes care more about their mayor and school board. they care more about their neighbors. homeowners have more financial capital, and social capital, and most importantly, homeowners have kids. which again, going back to that weird thing, turns out all those late-night comedians who make fun of us for having so many kids, guess what, that's the number one reason our state is number one. that is why i have proposed the utah first homes program with the audacious goal, to build 35,000 starter homes in the next 5 years. why we need more of everything, my focus is on affordable, attainable, single-family, owner-occupied detached houses. most of us grew up or started our own families in a 1300 square-foot home. our kids and grandkids are desperate for that same opportunity. the greatest generation did this after world war ii and we can do it again. the american dream is alive in utah but it will be dead soon if we don't get this right. utah must lead the nation with bold and innovative solutions. there is another troubling trend happening ac

and the home care i'm seeing that stuff was enough not going on. and hearing from the engineers point of view, the situation was clear, turnaround and repair of the plane. if andre bore spec wanted to keep flying, he'd be up there on his own. but together with bear tron p card for spare, decided to ignore the advice and keep going. able to see what is most emotionally i didn't know if i had the right to do that. to my family, i was sure they were going to be very worried that i have the right to subject them to that stress. especially my wife should do when it was the pilot flew past the point of no return. then there was more bad news. the batteries were no longer charging properly for boy spare. the situation had grown even more critical faulty batteries, no auto pilot. he turned to meditation to calm himself down. that is because that was the fear loki anxiety related stress sauce. it's huge and situations like to have symbol, but if you've prepared well, then you can suppress it a bit. i mean, it's up to the good the force bear colds out and th

thousands of people abuse uk visa rules after an inspection revealed visas were being issued to care homeshat don't exist . to care homes that don't exist. fresh school guidance has been announced in an attempt to restrict smart telephones in the classroom . i've decided to do classroom. i've decided to do some focus testing on the rees—mogg household, with results being released shortly. plus a mighty win for tradition. hurrah as the once in decline full fat milk, which really means creamy rather than watery milk, is making a resurgence. everyone knows that only liberals drink skimmed milk, but conservatives drink the proper stuff whole milk all the way. state of the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by a most malicious panel this evening. the former brexit party mep and echr rees—mogg and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner . as always, i want to turner. as always, i want to hear from you . it's a crucial hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mailmogg@gbnews.com . but now mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's what you've all been waiting for. the news of

. >> reporter: margie mayfield runs coastal kids home care, a nonprofit that provides in-home nursing to ella and medically fragile children in santa clara, santa cruz, monterey and san benito counties. for many families it's like still living in 2020. >> families are so isolated. we're isolated tremendously during the first several years, so everybody wants to get back to normal, but our families really have to think twice about it and that's kind of sad, that they can't get out there and get going, too. >> reporter: ella does get out only for school and therapy, but she rarely goes anywhere else in public, can't go to parties or have many visitors unless they're masked and tested for covid before coming over. >> it's still a very life threatening disease for ella. >> reporter: ella won't grow much beyond her small size, but her life expectancy is normal and she's very smart. her family only hopes that people still take viruses seriously and do their part to help slow the spread. >>> another sign that pandemic attitudes are evolving, the cdc is considering taking california's lead an

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you know, even looking at the overall surgical recipe and how does 5 it's, it's, it's, it's the home care system. and before the war before this is janice, are ready to collapse. and with the, with the tank and i don't really see the aggression, it's even more of a lot of, you know, when we talk about like the basic needs where any hosp within to run and just the water. um, you know, medical supplies to be able to get an issue even before and, you know, getting this kind of genocide be, you know, most of the hosp weekends are non functional and you know, that's what it is about. henry image the, the 2 main function or function function over the say we're not the cost with the cost because now with the invasion are not supposed to be good. is really the dog, the husband, but it's the only almost the only functional positive function of specifically infinity. so it's different because this truck is going to be on the financial things 75 had to work as we are either of the goods or it kind of moved outside before the weekend or remained in, in the us with them. and so we don't know if they'r

dunbar, only those in the school required that the new authorities respect their lawful rights and home care of instead began killing supervisor. because of the course is also refused to recognize russia as an aggressor. said, are you familiar with it or to lay the blame on it? or the d n r? for the crash of the i made several, it seems like it went through used to recognize russia, a state sponsor of terrorism, or as a state that discriminates against the claim, being tied to her as the window. her name is and try me a. what do you say to that are former western partners government that will lose their lives in addition, on february, 2nd, the i see change the procedural decision on or could with you, prince 3rd claim against russia regarding a legit abuses by rush of the confession against china genocide in order to justify the special military operations, as russia allegedly justified the special military operation through genocide carried out by ukraine on the in the dunbar city gallows. little knew there was, didn't you be baseless? claims were refuted by the international court of justi

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we just need to focus more of working at home, take care home. that's my whole big thing. we're not taking care at home with taking care of war and it shouldn't be >> right now as an independent candidate, kennedy will only appear on the ballot in november in utah. he still faces an uphill battle as he works to get on the ballot in every state. meanwhile, when it comes to voter outreach, democrats projecting confidence in their record, maintaining the rate of black business ownership is up and arguing, it's their policies that cut black child poverty in half and kept black homeowners in their homes during the pandemic, anderson. you can >> thanks so much coming out of the qib, the killing gabby petito command and national headlines, you probably remember her fiance claimed that he killed her before he killed himself. petito's parents then sued the fiance's parents over emotional distress and other other issues tonight with breaking news, word of a settlement next to be a headline was vegas >> that's what i want to do. >> they had the biggest entertainers in america >> vegas

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even in healthcare, certified nurse assistants, people who do the real work in the long-term care home , long-term care facility owners will tell you their struggles to find workers. retail, as you say, the restaurant. the variety of these jobs, within the social services, the direct support nationals, independent living coaches, job coaches, they are not having trouble finding jobs. again, a number of entry-level jobs, employers, especially the tight labor market. >> why do you think that is? are there other jobs available that are a little bit more attractive than some of those other jobs? >> exactly. >> we have also seen during the pandemic, the exodus of workers and some of the lower wage jobs, restaurants in particular but also, retail and long-term care facility leaving the areas just given the high cost of living here. >> one last question. if you are currently at your job, do you have advice for folks that may be hoping for a raise this year? any strategies for that? >> wages, as you say, have gone up surprisingly strong this morning. 4.5% year-over-year. that is above the 9.3%

we expanded licensure to allow more in-home care which makes a lot of sense and a lot of our rural communities where you are not can have a big center someplace but a mom or dad who decides to stay home with their kids might take three or four kids into their home. that could be a real help for other working families and that community. we had to change licensure rules to allow that to happen broadly. >> one question from our virtual audience, have you run into any opposition to some of your pro housing ideas from republicans, the montana legislature is run by republicans or local communities and if so how did you go about trying to persuade them to get them on board? >> human beings do not like change. any change. right or left that's just the nature of human beings. i would say the key thing and what we did was really to always focus on what we want the outcome to be. no one would disagree that we want our teachers, nurses and police officers to live in the communities where they serve and we always try to bring the conversation back to that. i find the same thing is true when we talk about

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stephan: there are areas with normal products like personal care, home care, and in the farmer marketre is a lot of growth energy. the other area that is quite booming is travel retail. we serve a high-end dragon's maker and the travel season is gearing up. airlines are putting flights on. in the markets we serve we see good momentum. sonali: you were talking about the health care mistry come this idea of injectables medications. the obesity drug is fueling returns in the market as well as consumers spending on products. by novo nordisk and others. -- created by novo nordisk and others. how is that impacting you? stephan: we are partnering with the leading brands. plunger, ways to get -- protect the drug and get the drug injected into the body. sonali: how much does it matter to have more subsidy for an industry like that via insurance, and how would that be impacting you? stephan: clearly there is tremendous growth especially in the u.s., the model is at a high price point. overtime discounts being made. i think you have the ceo for novo nordisk on last week and explained that very w

reputable clinics on the internet are unlucky and pop up in response to requests for veterinary care at homen which the phone number also changes after each page update, besides, after a visit , unscrupulous veterinarians usually falsify test results on the form of well-known laboratories with a good reputation, we decided to contact one of these clinics under the guise of clients, which supposedly provides veterinary care services at home, and before calling a pseudo-veterinarian, an examination was carried out by a real specialist, a receipt was issued without a receipt and details. there were many questions about the procedure itself. the woman is not i washed my hands, used a dirty diaper, shaved my paw, without even asking the owner, and left the house through the back entrance so as not to get caught by the cameras. at the entrance. fortunately, in our case, nothing threatened the pet’s health, and this examination took place in the presence of a real veterinarian, but this is not always the case. this is the same person who came to us and crippled our cat, because of which we had to h

care workers have been abusing visa rules with the inspection showing visas were being issued to care homes't exist . to care homes that didn't exist. that means 25,000 individuals came into this country in a variously, and they may have brought their dependents with them . perhaps troublingly most them. perhaps troublingly most troublingly these details come from just one of 13 un published reports from the home office. so what is the home office hiding? well with me now is my panel. former brexit party mep and current sister anunciata rees—mogg, and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner. um, amy, do you think the foreign office or the foreign office? the home office has got lots to hide and therefore this has come out and there'll be more scandals to come? >> think the home office >> i think the home office definitely concerns , definitely has some concerns, particularly this particularly in relation to this story. i think key story. but i think the key takeaway for me that there is just there was one compliance officer . per 1600 employers. so officer. per 1600 employers. so thati

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