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From our associates at PHI comes the following notice.

Coping with LTC Budget Cuts - Massachusetts


This is the first in a series examining how state budget cuts are affecting long-term care across America.

A $700 million cut to the Massachusetts state budget has many wondering how long-term care services will be affected.

"We're still trying to figure this out," said Justine Sulkowska, managing director of Bring Care Home in Topsfield, MA. "If we're really in jeopardy, we're questioning how offering services will still be doable."

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