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Lee's Asian Fusion in Watson is damned good. Decent mix of Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese fusion. Never have had a bad dish from there.

I work in a rehab hospital with a skilled nursing facility as well. It all depends on what the patient/family expectation is along with what can they actually do. A true rehab hospital has roughly 3 hrs a day of therapy 5 days a week (in general, sometimes more than that, but should not be less than that except for medical reasons). The typical length of stay on a Rehab unit is around 14 days, and the goal is to raise the patients level, meet goals, and have them ready to go home with home health or outpatient therapy. A skilled nursing facility can have patients stay from 20-100 days depending on insurance/need/progress. They typically get far less therapy than a rehab patient. Think 30 minutes at max 5 days a week at most. Therapy time includes if the therapist has to help the patient transfer to the chair to go to therapy, or if they help with anything else. If I were in your shoes, I would look at these questions to help decide:
1) what is the insurance? Medicare is the golden key, and allows for the MD to direct the care more effectively. On Rehab, you are given a projected discharge date based on the average length of stay of other Medicare patients with the same diagnosis. Managed Medicare follows the same guidelines in many cases for Rehab.
IF the patient is a skilled nursing patient, Medicare provides for 20 days of care covered completely, and starts to incur copays on day 21. The maximum amount of days a patient can stay in skilled nursing as a Medicare patient is 100 days. After day 20 you will start to incur a copay of Medicare, which varies but a good rule of thumb is about $200 a day, and facilities will want that upfront. You can dip in to "Lifetime Reserve Days" but you DON"T want to do that. IF it's a managed Medicare like Humana , UHC, WellCare, People's Health, they review records every 3-5 days and will decide if the patient still requires that level of care. They typically only approve 20-25 days. If the approve over 20 days, you still are responsible for the copay after day 20.
2) once you understand the financials, you need to decide where to go. You have to keep in mind, that your first, second, or third choice may decline due to being full, or patient needs, or even though it's not said, the payor source....if it's not a good payor, it's hard to get facilities to take patients.
3) overall , I would, working in this type of healthcare, show up unannounced for a tour. I would ask questions about nurse to patient ratios (nursing homes have high nurse to patient ratios like 1 nurse for 25 to 30 patients, same with nursing assistants). I would ask about if family could stay over. if private rooms that could be an option, if semi-private rooms it may not be. I would ask about the intensity of therapy/frequency.
4) use your senses. If you go and the place looks all great, but smells like pee and poo, that's not good.

It's legit. 15 years ago had a neighbor that we hung out with him and his wife regularly. I had to talk to someone about him for a security clearance when he was transitioning after graduating from LSU to active duty. He was in cyber security. He had no idea they were talking to me. They just go through people who know them.

I remember back in the day (90-91) where I as a young one, took mini thins. like 8 over a 4 hr period. I had so much energy, felt great, got home and remember laying on my parent's front porch, shirt off, seeing my heartbeat when looking at my chest. I loved the energy, but that night scared me off of them. When we are kids/learning/immature, we do some really stupid things.

How do you know he has Asperger's/on the spectrum. Has he been officially diagnosed, or is it what people say. Aspergers typically is high intelligence which usually is non aggressive.

Cakebread Sauvignon Blanc or Chardonnay are really good, and in the 30-60 price range.

My first was REM in Shreveport 1989
My last was U2 in New Orleans 2017
My next is TBD. Had tickets to see Lady Gaga last year but work happened. Had tickets to see Elton John last year, but the World Series happened.

As a gay man working for a conservative company, we won't do anything any different than any other day. I, personally, don't feel that we need all of the celebration and trappings that go on. Just cause I like men, doesn't change or define the person or my values. It makes me shake my head that all of these people want recognition and celebration, when 20 years ago all we wanted was acceptance.

That "We The People" are the ones in control of what goes on around us. We have no control, but others do.

That's a tough one, and I don't know I can pick one over another. Any of these would be amazing for me.

Elvis '68 Comeback Special in the audience
Live Aid in London...watched part of it on TV back in the day, and there is no way something like that would be done today.
Freddie Mercury tribute concert by Queen
U2 on the Zoo Tv outdoor transmission leg
Prince
Johnny Cash at Folsom (but would not want to be an inmate)


I'm sure I could go on..lol but these would be my top ones

As a gay man, there is no way this is correct. People seek attention and "define" themselves as one way or another, but when it's put up or shut up time, most of these will not identify that way. Society has pushed the narrative so that if you feel close to a same sex person, you must have some LGBT tendencies. While I have gay friends I am close to, my best friends are straight guys. I am open that I care about them and love them as a great person. There is no way that having a gay best friend that they care about makes them "define" a way. This is just more liberal brainwashing. Trust me, if you are gay, you know it..you know it from an early age. It isn't a identify as this to feel cool, or because you feel close to someone of the same sex. I'm sad because this de-legitimizes those of us who are truly gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender (and honestly the numbers are lower than get reported of all of us). As a gay conservative, I just want to exist and be equal with others, and end this whole divisive identity politics, and get back to all the things that bring us together/that we all share, vs what makes us different. Just my 2 cents.