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Summary

The Nursing Home Quality Care Act was designed to help California's nursing homes increase worker wages and staffing levels. The 2004 legislation has resulted in the state's roughly 1,100 homes reaping an additional $880 million in funding.

This report investigated a simple question: Did taxpayers get their money's worth?

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