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U.S. Nursing Homes Still Don’t Have Enough PPE

Nursing homes in the U.S. are still facing shortages of critical protective equipment such as…

Nursing Homes Prepare For Third COVID-19 Surge

Nursing homes, long in the spotlight as a key battleground in the fight to prevent the spread of…

The Next Wave of the Coronavirus Is Gaining Steam

It's unlikely to spread only among young, healthy people. The American Health Care Association and…

Legal Action Is Not the Solution to Improving Nursing Homes’ Response to COVID

Long-term care providers have waged a long and hard-fought battle against COVID-19.

Editorial: COVID-19 Rages On. This Is No Time for Complacency.

The American Health Association and National Center for Assisted Living, organizations of nursing…

Coronavirus Relief Funds for Nursing Homes Dry Up, Raising Fears for Elderly, Vulnerable

According to the American Health Care Association, almost all of the initial $175 billion from the…

Parkinson, Former CMS Chief Agree: ‘Nightmare’ COVID-19 a Chance for Providers to Learn, Improve

While lamenting senior care’s lack of preparedness for the coronavirus pandemic…

Too Soon to Let Coronavirus Guard Down

While we have made great progress in implementing and executing protocols to protect our staff and…

$100 Billion Should Be Added To Provider Relief Fund For Coronavirus-Related Needs, Industry Groups Say

Congress should pass another COVID-19 funding package, adding $100 billion to the U.S. Department…

COVID-19: Where We Are Now and What Must Be Done

There must be a monumental shift in the way we think about long term…

Nursing Home Commission Reveals Divisions Over Response to COVID-19 and Recommends Immediate Improvements

There must be shared responsibility with public health officials prioritizing our residents in…

Why So Many Died Of COVID In Nursing Homes

Lack of access to personal protective equipment and testing was a serious…