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GA drops proposed staffing rule change that would have encouraged innovative care delivery, provider groups say - Vimarsana News

GA drops proposed staffing rule change that would have encouraged innovative care delivery, provider groups say

After campaigning for a rule change to return to the original intent of a staffing bill affecting certified dementia care communities, senior living industry experts said they are “disappointed” that Georgia chose not to finalize the change.

New online tool calls out best, worst states for caregiver policies, support - Vimarsana News

New online tool calls out best, worst states for caregiver policies, support

The top five states for direct care workers are Washington (No. 1), Rhode Island, Washington, DC, Maine and New Jersey, whereas the states with the “most opportunity for improvement” are Texas (No. 51), Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama and North Carolina, according to a new online tool from PHI.

Yes, your boss can require you get a COVID shot (and so can the government) - Vimarsana News

Yes, your boss can require you get a COVID shot (and so can the government)

Yes, your boss can require you get a COVID shot (and so can the government) Georgians line in up in their cars at the mass vaccination site in Clarksville. CLARKESVILLE, Ga. - With increased supplies of vaccine headed to Georgia, some businesses will soon face some complicated questions. Can they require their employees be vaccinated? How about their customers? And can schools eventually make the same demand for students? Legal experts tell the FOX 5 I-Team the answer to all those questions is yes. But it’s still not that simple. "I think there would be some legal risk to an employer that ...