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To Float a Floor or not to Float a Floor – a Tough Home Renovation Decision

Floating floors are not secured to the floor beneath them in the traditional manner, with glue or nails. Instead, they are fastened by the edges utilizing shoe molding and transitions. One of the most common types of floating floors on

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Prevention of C. difficile

By Mayo Clinic Staff To help prevent the spread of C. difficile, hospitals and other health care facilities follow strict infection-control guidelines. If you have a friend or family member in a hospital or nursing home, don’t be afraid to

Faded, Stained Marble, No Problem to Clean

Although the porosity of marble means it needs more care than other natural stones, it is not difficult to keep clean. Marble is subject to staining and fading over time. Rather than replacing the tiles, try using a light coating

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CMS Repayment Rule Delayed

CMS will postpone implementation of a new rule on collecting overpayments within 60 days until February 16, 2016. Providers are still responsible for returning overpayments before then, however.

Measure Twice, Cut Once

When getting ready for a home renovation project that involves cutting tile, be cautious. Measure twice, cut once. Always start a home renovation project with a budget, but be smart about it. “If you’re on a tight budget, measure the

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CMS TO DECREASE PAYMENTS TO MEDICARE ADVANTAGE

CMS has proposed a very small decrease in payments to Medicare Advantage plans for 2016, however, when more intensive services are factored in, the agency says overall payments should increase by about 1.05%.

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Marble Goes With Anything, Anywhere

Marble is still not a commonly chosen option for flooring upgrades, largely due to budget constraints. However, it is becoming more prominent for many homeowners wanting that “something extra.” “Marble is indeed a superior choice for flooring, walls, countertops and

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TAKE CARE WHEN USING POWER STRIPS

According to a recent article by Max Hauth, noted Long Term Care Facility safety expert, power strips may not be used in the Patient Care Vicinity (PCV). The PCV is defined as that location for the examination and treatment of

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Hardwood Flooring – Variable Options to Consider When Buying

Not everyone wants natural stone or tiles for their home renovation projects. Some prefer the stunning option of hardwood flooring. When planning any type of renovation project, particularly one that is intended to upgrade flooring, try something different for a

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Tiling Does Not Need to be Chaotically Stressful

Planning out a new tiling project often leads to many questions: Should there be on both the floor and the wall? Should they both use the same tile? “One of the most frequent questions I hear from homeowners relates to

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