'Granny Cams' are allowed in Missouri long-term care facilities
An under-the-radar law passed at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic could allow those residents' loved ones to monitor their care.
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An under-the-radar law passed at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic could allow those residents' loved ones to monitor their care.
Missouri’s assisted living and residential care facilities now have access to $10 million in federal COVID relief funds.
by Joe Mueller, The Center Square | May 03, 2021 04:00 PM Print this article Businesses might have struggled to find employees before the COVID-19 pandemic as unemployment was at record-low levels in early 2020. But as Missouri and the rest of the nation begin to more fully open restaurants and other venues, some businesses are severely hampered by a shortage of workers. “It is even more difficult now for businesses than it was before the start of the pandemic,” said Karen Buschmann, vice president of marketing and communications for the Missouri Chamber of Comme...