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00006584fec7de2827bcdd6cad4f8d37a621b72c8b2b75a51178e63a013b62ad	To Whom It May Concern: As a therapist in long term care, I see where more and more regulations have taken away from the care of the elderly. I found my calling in providing services to the geriatric population but it seems that CMS wants more paperwork than care. Regulations that make it more difficult for the elderly to get treatment by qualified professionals are not what is needed. Focus should be on improving the quality of the lives of the elderly. Surely you had a mother or father. I would like to believe that you would want them to receive the care needed if they had a stroke, broken hip, etc. Regulations being considered just make it more difficult for us to provide services we have been trained to give. Sincerely, Debra Thacker	1	fc52050ef57ab19d8b573f3f1af3391af31679c7959561e40cf4f8d1cac60bf1