1. Clarification regarding the use of group therapies in IRFs. Answer: CMS has not yet established standards for the provision of group therapies in IRFs. However, as we stated in the FY 2010 IRF PPS final rule, the standard of care for IRF patients is individualized. therapy.
A common picture of an emu, moments before you die. The common Emu (not to be confused with the sadistic emo) is a very dangerous bird. They normally grow to about eight feet tall, but specimens on steroids have been known to reach fifteen feet.
Emu do not require elaborate housing and do well in modified older farm buildings or shelters. Emu do not require prime farm land to be raised. Marginal land not suited for crops can be utilized. Fifty to sixty birds per acre is acceptable. Emu ranching is an efficient, environmentally conscious way to raise livestock. Emu are not as labour intensive as other traditional livestock. Emu can be raised as an additional farm enterprise to what is currently being done. Retired or semi-retired people can easily manage a good sized breeding flock. Emu are excellent converters. 2.5 lbs of feed to 1 lb of gain. Adult Emu consume on average 1.5 - 1.75 lbs. of feed per day. Commercial feeds are readily available at a cost of approx. $140 per year per bird. Emu are 95% usable.