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Consumer advocates are pushing Senate leaders to pass two staffing proposals — that providers have estimated would cost nursing homes $12 billion — after a new study found few states have implemented strict minimum staffing measures.
Chairman of National Commission for Protection of Child Rights, representatives from retailers' association, global and local experts came together for a discussion organized by National Law School of...
Anonymous data from cellphones shows how little contact nursing home residents had with family, friends, and the outside world more generally.
Many families are voicing disagreement with policies at retirement homes that are restricting visits to people living in them. These care organizations remain concerned about the spread of COVID-19.
Updated: Monday, February 22, 2021 - 11:39am Nearly 11 months have passed since nursing homes closed their doors to visitors because of the coronavirus pandemic. Some states, including Arizona, have resumed family visits under certain circumstances. Now, a new report highlights what some family members discovered once they were allowed back in. Sam Brooks is an attorney with the Consumer Voice, which represents long-term care consumers. They released the report. "As soon as nursing homes locked down, we realized there was going to be a crisis," he said. That’s because many long-term ca...