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[FY2027 Long-Term Care Fee Revision] 5 Key Points Facility Managers Should Know Now and Preparations You Can Start Today

Discussions regarding the FY2027 long-term care fee revision are in full swing at the national council. The "Basic Perspectives (Draft)" for the revision were presented on September 30, and specific discussions for each service began in October. I often hear the following concerns from administrators and facility managers: I see the news, but I don't really understand what will change. I feel like I won't be ready in time if I just wait for the final decisions. Even if my staff asks me, I can't explain it well. In this article, based on discussions as of late October, I have summarized five points you should know now. I have also included explanations of terms so that medical professionals unfamiliar with the long-term care system can read it. First, I want to clarify that the fee amounts and revision rates have not been decided yet. This article is written from the perspective of…

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Judge blocks Homeland Security from conducting election-related sweeps in Georgia, 8 other states

A federal judge on Wednesday night blocked the Department of Homeland Security from conducting election-related field operations that could sweep up U.S. citizens in nine states. Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín, an appointee of President Joe Biden in U.S. District Court in the Northern District of California, issued a preliminary injunction after voting rights advocates alleged that Homeland Security was sending armed agents to homes to question residents about their voter status. Browse 2026 Elections: Candidate lists, news Stories on projects, policy, legislation The injunction bars operations in California, Connecticut, Georgia, Missouri, Nevada, New York, Pennsylvania, Washington and Wisconsin until polls close on Election Day, though the administration may appeal in the coming days. The decision marks a legal setback to the Trump administration’s intensifying campaign this fall…

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Lamont is attacking the $2 trillion federal deficit. Connecticut still owes about $80 billion

Governor Ned Lamont, right, meets with reporters after a gubernatorial debate against State Senator Ryan Fazio at WFSB in Rocky Hill on October 22, 2026. Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont and his reelection campaign mostly mention state debt to trumpet how Connecticut paid off $11.5 billion in long-term pension liabilities early during his two terms in office. The governor is now spotlighting the $2 trillion federal deficit in a new TV attack ad tying Republican challenger Ryan Fazio to President Donald Trump. What state voters are not hearing a lot from Lamont and his campaign is how many tens of billions more Connecticut owes in long-term obligations, including the remaining pension debt, unfunded liabilities for retiree healthcare and bonded debt indebtedness. Neither Fazio as a Connecticut state senator from Greenwich, nor Lamont as the chief executive of the state sitting in Hartford is…

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UCLA football’s Derrick Barksdale always has family in the stands

PASADENA — The Barksdale family begins planning their trip from Rock Hill, South Carolina, 2,402 miles to Pasadena, on Friday morning and sometimes Thursday evening. It doesn’t matter where in the country their son, UCLA cornerback Derrick Barksdale, is playing. His father, Derrick Sr., and Wakita have rarely missed any of his 47 career games between UCLA and his three seasons at James Madison. Saturday concluded another routine weekend of flying across the country to watch their son help UCLA beat Michigan State 28-10 and giving him familiar faces to see when looking up in the bleachers at the Rose Bowl. Barksdale made two tackles against the Spartans and owns 15 tackles, including two pass breakups, after helping UCLA move to 7-0 for the first time since 2005. Seeing his family in the crowd of the bleachers at the Rose Bowl gives Barksdale reassurance and comfort. “We’ve been doing…

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