Subsidized Long-Term Care Supporters See Opportunity With Health Care Bill
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MIAMI - JANUARY 06: United HomeCare Services home health aide Wendy Cerrato massages the fingers of Olga Socarras during a visit on January 6, 2010 in Miami, Florida. With the details on the health care reform bill still being hammered out by the U.S. Senate and House, home health care aides like Wendy Cerrato continue their work to help people. They work with little pay but contribute greatly to help people live on their own and many hope that the new health care bill continues to fund the vital service provided by agencies like the United HomeCare Services. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
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