The Georgia Department of Community Health adopted final rules revising regulations for Personal Care Homes and Assisted Living Communities, reports Baker Ober Health Law. The final rules implement changes made under the “Disabled Adults and Elder Persons Protection Act” and the article covers the highlights of the new rules. Read more.
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