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Articles in Sept, 2005 issue of Nursing Homes

• Dry steam system
• Building clout on Capitol Hill: an interview with Hal Daub, president and CEO, the American Health Care Association
• Wound management software
• Flusher-disinfector
• Butterflies are free: one nursing home's end-of-life program
• A therapist on your marketing team is a tiger in your tank: make rehab your marketing partner
• Pressure-reduction Boot
• Time and Attendance reporting
• Thermostatic-balancing tempering valves
• New infection-fighting linens: a recently developed fabric treatment promises major progress in infection and odor control
  by Jeff Williams
• Bears or bulls? Financiers reveal attitudes on reductions in capitalization rates
  by Robert G. Kramer
• Waterproof heel device cover
• Wall and corner guards
• Pressure-reducing mattress
• Wound therapy
• Forms software
• 'Serving Then, Serving Now'
  by Sandra Hoban
• Implementing the new CMS guidelines for wound care: areas for potential citations are explained by Jeffrey M. Levine, MD, AGSF, CMD; Marilyn Peterson, RNC, MSN; and Fay Savino, RN, BSN, MA
  by Jeffrey M. Levine
• Introduction
  by John C. Guyot
• Folding Wheelchair
• A positioning wedge that stays in place
• Scatter-design flooring
• Power to the people
  by Jason Stahl
• Skin care system
• A quiet 10th anniversary
  by Richard L. Peck
• Heel support for recliners
• Folding Solid-Seat Wheelchair
• Politics is a part of marketing, too
  by Paul R. Willging
• Advanced lighting technologies enhance resident care: research by a preeminent technical institute points the way toward more acceptable alternatives
  by Jennifer Taylor
• Coming October 1: new HIPAA and CMS requirements
  by David Oatway
• Fast, effective equipment washer
• Air purification
• Mattress Program
• Low-Air-Loss mattress
• Assisted living report
• Bridging the voice communication gap—without a wire: voice-recognition technology has been talked about, with little to show for it. Now it's ready for action at the point of care
  by Todd Hutlock
• Billing Alert
• Are you chasing census or building census?
  by Martha Schram
• Heel Suspension Boots
• Wireless location monitoring with data logging
• Environmentally friendly flooring
• Medicare Part D: a guide for long-term care providers
• Barrier dressing
• Security labels
• What has your therapy department done for you lately? Six value-added components to look for from rehab
• Portable documentation comes to resident care: what "point-of-care" information technology means to caregiving operations
  by Beth DeLaHunt
• Air therapy surface
• Technology for independence: an interview with Marge Skubic, PhD, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, University of Missouri-Columbia
• Technology guide
• Positioning cushions
• Meal delivery system
• Elbow and Heel Pads
• Self-adhesive dressing
• Is the Medicaid Commission a flop?
  by Michael J. Stoil
• Managing diabetes awareness in long-term care: targeting the right resources is key to saving time while improving care
  by Michelle D. Dumonceaux
• Bariatric Wheelchair Cushion
• Bladder-assessment system
• Good reasons to take elder abuse seriously
  by Reta A. Underwood
• 'A room with a view'
  by Robert Volzer
• Viscoelastic products
• Continuing education test #100 based on nursing homes September 2005
• A wide-open door of opportunity: CMS's rule change could be a boon to SNF census
• Consider this HUD refinancing opportunity: the continuing low interest rate environment has given HUD-financed LTC borrowers a chance at savings
  by Jeffrey A. Davis
• Waterproof heel device cover
• Steam vapor disinfectant
• Wound management certification
• Nonpowered support surface