Biden's nursing home rules face pushback
BOSTON — Nursing homes would be required to meet stringent staffing requirements under new Biden administration rules that the long-term care industry says are “unattainable” and could force some facilities
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BOSTON — Nursing homes would be required to meet stringent staffing requirements under new Biden administration rules that the long-term care industry says are “unattainable” and could force some facilities
BOSTON — Nursing homes would be required to meet stringent staffing requirements under new Biden administration rules that the long-term care industry says are “unattainable” and could force some facilities
BOSTON — Nursing homes would be required to meet stringent staffing requirements under new Biden administration rules that the long-term care industry says are "unattainable" and could force some facilities
The settlement could allow more than 2,000 people to leave nursing homes over the next eight years.
A $1 billion settlement of a class action suit has the potential to see 2,400 Massachusetts nursing home residents move into other settings.