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Facility

A loan extended by a bank to a business in need of operating capital. This may take several forms, from a short-term loan to a line of credit. Different banks have different facility plans for their clients who own or run businesses. See also: Debt financing.

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It requires facilities to review and list the ways the facility uses and discloses PHI.

HIPAA compliance requires facilities to have privacy policy: with HIPAA's compliance date for the privacy standard on April 14, 2003, each facility must have a detailed privacy policy. A preparation guide. (Feature Article)

Long-term care facilities often plan very large events and activities that involve a large number of residents and staff.

Improving Residents' Life Satisfaction

Peck: What are the three or four most common serious problems you find facilities encountering that drive them to the point of turnaround?

Where Do Nursing Facilities Go Wrong? A View From the Grassroots

Others embrace a "culture of safety" that requires nursing facilities to exert even more control over the lives of their residents.

Bringing culture change into better focus: what are the real ingredients of culture change in nursing facilities?

Now, after two years of dialogue, AFS and EPA are in general agreement on modifications to the final role, which will clarify the language and provide flexibility for metalcasting facilities trying to comply with the standards.

Change is in the air: if your ferrous metalcasting facility is a major source of hazardous air pollutants (HAPs), you have until next spring to comply with new maximum achievable control technology (MACT) standards. If you're a minor source of HAPs, knowing the issues can help you influence the impending changes you may face in the next few years

Department of Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service, the NABL asked for clarification on two types of recycling facilities: conversion facilities and recovery facilities.

Bond issues: the Internal Revenue Service is mulling the possibility of providing recyclers with better access to tax exempt financing. However, the current wording is fairly murky

Expenses for goods, services or use of facilities that are sold by the taxpayer to customers for full consideration.

S corp. cannot deduct cost of leasing entertainment facility

In general, the public views correctional facilities as a necessary evil.

Prisons: partners with the community

The current Seminar took an in-depth look at facilities as they are currently and where we need change in this dynamic society as preparations are made to meet future demands and challenges in the facilities movement in the nation.

Rehabilitation facilities: preparing for the 21st century

For many people, this analysis should involve consideration of continuing care facilities--retirement facilities that will provide both independent living quarters and long-term skilled nursing care.