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<abstract>Assisted living facilities provide help with activities of daily
living in a residential setting for individuals who cannot live  
independently but do not require 24-hour skilled nursing care. In
2002, over 36,000 assisted living facilities served approximately
900,000 residents. The states establish and enforce licensing	 
standards for these institutions. Because states have taken	 
widely differing approaches to regulating and supporting assisted
living, they can potentially learn from each other&apos;s experiences 
as they consider changes to their own policies. GAO was asked to 
review challenges faced by consumers and providers of assisted	 
living and seek out notable state initiatives addressing those	 
challenges in three selected areas: (1) disclosure of full and	 
accurate information to consumers, (2) state assistance to	 
providers to meet licensing requirements, and (3) procedures for 
addressing residents&apos; complaints. We identified specific examples
of individual programs in Florida, Texas, Washington, Georgia,	 
and Massachusetts that highlighted different approaches in these 
three areas, which other states might wish to consider emulating</abstract>
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