Medicare certification records, ca. 1966-1970.

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Medicare certification records, ca. 1966-1970.

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Records are of facilities that applied for certification to participate in Medicare programs. Files for each facility contain correspondence with representatives fo the Medicare and licensure program and the Social Security Administration. Files also include applications for certification; certification and transmittal forms; survey reports made by the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; lists of licensed staff members; descriptions of facility services; and reports of utilization committees. Files for facilities that withdrew from the Medicare program also include voluntary termination forms and correspondence requesting decertification.

17 cubic ft.

Illinois State Archive

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Illinois State Archive

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