pension 2. for-profit facility: for-profit facility 3. continuing care retirement community (ccrc): continuing care retirement community (ccrc) 4. poorhouse: poorhouse 5. center for medicare and medicaid services (cms): center for medicare and medicaid services (cms) 6. omnibus budget reconciliation act (obra): omnibus budget reconciliation act (obra) 7. continuing care accreditation commission (ccac): continuing care accreditation commission (ccac) 8. culture change: culture change 9. chain facility: chain facility 10. continuum of care: continuum of care column b a.a facility that is operated with the intent of making money for the business owners b.a long-term care facility that provides multiple levels of care and multiple services on one campus cmunity-supported facilities that provided shelter for those without the means of supporting themselves from the mid-1800's until the 1930s in the u.s. d.tough regulations put into action to improve the quality of care and quality of life for residents of nursing homes e.the delivery of health care over time as a person moves from being independent to needing assistance with person care, medical care, or both f.the government agency that provides oversight to ensure nursing home compliance with obra regulations g.an organization that provides voluntary oversight of continuing care retirement communities (ccrcs) and offers accreditation to those meeting their quality standards h.an ongoing process that focuses on changing attitudes, goals, and practices in order to improve the long-term care environment and the way care is delivered i.monthly income provided to older americans as a result of the social security act of 1935. j.a facility owned by a corporation that owns other similar facilities