These are inspirational stories of how our advocacy information has empowered advocates to impact the lives of real people with various disabilities and conditions that made them vulnerable. When a strong advocate spoke up for them – or they learned to speak up for themselves – their lives changed!
Joy Cometh in the Morning
Mixed Media on Canvas by Carol J. Hay
True quality of life makes every day more enjoyable for every resident.
Success Stories
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The contents of the information shared at this site are largely based upon the Code of Federal Regulations 42CFR483 Subpart B, Centers forMedicare & Medicaid Services, Requirements for Long-Term Care Facilities, standards for nursing homes. Although not every Nursing Facility accepts Medicare or Medicaid residents, the standard of care represented in the discussion here should be the standard families look for when choosing a facility for their loved one. Our Mother’s Voice reminds the family to remain vigilant to ensure that those rights and quality of care and services remain in place, for those whose voice has been silenced by age, incapacity, or dementia. Our Mother’s Voice does not advise, but informs, so that families can then make decisions of their own. If you require advice, we recommend that you seek the appropriate advisory professional. Our Mother's Voice is a trademark owned by the founders of the organization. All rights reserved. All artwork taken from original paintings by Carol J Hay, our mother, copyrighted; used with permission. Our Mother’s Voice is a 501(c)3 organization established in 2010 with a volunteer Board of Directors and a volunteer CEO as our only "staff". All services are free of charge. Our funding comes entirely from donations made by individuals. For information about donating, please email us at contact@ourmothersvoice.org .
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