Are there any new regulations for nursing homes, adult family homes, or boarding homes?
A. No. The pilot project does not change any regulations. Nursing homes, adult family homes and boarding homes must continue to comply with their own licensing regulations. Q. When will the pilot project begin? A. August 1, 2000. Q. How long will the pilot project last? A. At least 6 months, possibly longer. Q. Where will the pilot project take place? A. The RENEW committee has sent the POLST form only to physicians in Spokane and Whitman Counties. These physicians have been encouraged to use the form with their patients. Q. Which long term care providers will be part of the pilot project? A. Only nursing homes in Spokane and Whitman Counties are a part of the pilot project at this time. Q. Is a nursing home in Spokane and Whitman Counties required to participate in the pilot? A. No, a provider may choose to participate. Q. Are adult family homes and boarding homes in Spokane and Whitman Counties part of the pilot project? A. No. Q. What do nursing homes in the pilot project need to kn
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