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Long-term care facilities keep wary eye on rising COVID-19 cases in New Hampshire
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Nursing homes continue to struggle with staffing issues
Problem began before pandemic but has worsened since, officials say Share Updated: 6:54 PM EDT Jun 28, 2021
Problem began before pandemic but has worsened since, officials say Share Updated: 6:54 PM EDT Jun 28, 2021
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Show Transcript TO THIS FIELD. I THINK WE ARE IN A RLEA JAM HERE, AND HOPEFULLY WE C WANORK OUT SOME INNOVATIVE WAYS TO GET OUT OF IT. ANDY: BRENDAN WILLIAMS OF THE NEW HASHMPIRE HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATION REPRESENTS ABOUT 60 NURSING HOMES IN THE STATE. HE SAYS FINDING HELP FOR THOSE FACILITIES IS DIFFICULT ACROSS TH BOARD, AND DOESN’T SEE THE PROBLEM GETTING BETTER ANYTIME SOON. FOR WHATEVER REASON, EVEN PRIOR TOHE T PANDEMIC, OUR STATE SAW A NET LOSS OF LICENSED NURSING ASSISTANTS. NOT AVAILABLE JUST TO NURNGSI HOMES BUT ALSO TO HOSPITALS AND COMMUNITY HEALTH CLINICS, HOMED CARE SETTINGS. SO IT’S BEEN A REAL PROBLEM HERE. ANDY: WILLIAMS SAY FACILIESTI ARE EVE
New Hampshire to loosen visitation restrictions on nursing homes
A group of protesters gathered outside the State House on Friday to bring attention to the plight of the elderly living in nursing homes during the pandemic.
Modified: 5/5/2021 10:04:01 PM
CONCORD New Hampshire’s phased reopening guidelines for nursing homes will soon be replaced with federal guidance, which relaxes restrictions on visitation, group activities and trips outside the facility.
For several months, nursing homes have looked to a state document, which categorizes homes based on COVID-19 risk, to determine how to reopen safely. Several family members protested that these guidelines were too restrictive when it came to visitation.
Published: 5/6/2021 1:49:35 PM
CONCORD New Hampshire’s phased reopening guidelines for nursing homes will soon be replaced with federal guidance, which relaxes restrictions on visitation, group activities and trips outside the facility.
For several months, nursing homes have looked to a state document, which categorizes homes based on COVID-19 risk, to determine how to reopen safely. Several family members protested that these guidelines were too restrictive when it came to visitation.
The state announced this week it will no longer post any new guidance for long-term care facilities and instead ask administrators to refer to resources from the CDC and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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