LeadingAge NY is seeking member input as we compile our 2023 Advocacy and Public Policy priorities in preparation for next legislative session.

The association's comments on the revised proposed regulations point out that inevitable penalties from enforcing staffing requirements that are infeasible in a workforce emergency will only deplete resources needed to recruit and retain staff. The payment of penalties, which are not countable for meeting minimum spending requirements, can also trigger seizures of revenues, further draining facilities of needed funds.

LeadingAge NY members will help us consider potential options for conflict-free case management.

The survey helps LeadingAge advocate more effectively on members’ behalf and gives HUD and Congress a clear snapshot of key issues facing affordable senior housing providers across the U.S. today.

The CDC has issued updates to its COVID-19 infection prevention guidance for health care personnel and guidance for managing exposed and infected health care personnel. It has also retired its nursing home-specific infection prevention guidance and incorporated guidance for nursing homes into the more general guidance. In addition, CMS has updated its nursing home visitation guidance and testing guidance to align with the CDC guidance.

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