What does AANHR stand for?

Arkansas Advocates for Nursing Home Residents

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In April, a coalition of the Arkansas Advocates for Nursing Home Residents, the Arkansas AFLCIO, the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association and individual plaintiffs asked the Arkansas Supreme Court to declare the law unconstitutional, but the Court threw out the case in June.

'Med Mal' insurance rates still rising despite tort reform

A coalition of the Arkansas Advocates for Nursing Home Residents, the Arkansas AFL-CIO, the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association and individual plaintiffs has filed a legal challenge to Arkansas' new tort reform law.

Coalition files suit against tort reform

The Arkansas Advocates for Nursing Home Residents, on the other hand, said there's nothing wrong with the current way the OLTC inspects nursing homes and the regulations should be kept in place.

Survey complaints blasted by resident advocates