Georgia memory care staffing rule public comment period opens
A potential rule change would allow for fewer minimum staff in memory care units in Georgia.
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A potential rule change would allow for fewer minimum staff in memory care units in Georgia.
In 2020, the Georgia State Legislature passed House Bill 987 that strengthened the requirements around senior care facilities. However, concerns are being raised over a potential change to those guidelines.
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