Health Affairs June 17, 2024
Marc A. Cohen, David C. Grabowski, Isaac O. Longobardi, Alice Bonner, Richard Gamache, Charles P. Sabatino

In his 2022 executive order on nursing home resident safety and care quality, President Joe Biden “committed to building a long-term care system where all seniors can age with dignity, where people with disabilities can receive high-quality services and supports in the setting of their choice.” In part, this executive order was a response to the crisis in nursing homes wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic. As of January 2022, long-term care residents and staff accounted for at least 23 percent of all COVID-19 deaths in the US. Since then, the federal government has taken a number of steps to bolster nursing home staffing, safety, and quality; increase oversight of nursing home ownership; and encourage vaccination. Even so, the continued struggles...

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