AHA urges Congress to stop CMS' minimum nursing staff requirements

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Top Story AHA Urges Congress to Stop CMS from Enforcing Minimum Staffing Requirements for Nursing Homes The American Hospital Association sent letters to the Senate and House urging them to support legislation that would prevent the CMS from enforcing its final rule on minimum staffing requirements for long-term care facilities. The organization argued that the mandate could lead nursing homes to reduce capacity or close altogether. Sponsored Are GLP-1 Drugs Here to Stay? Presented by MedCity News & Abarca Health We recently spoke with Nicole Bulochnik, senior vice president of drug strategy for Abarca, about what payers need to consider as demand for this group of weight-loss drugs remains high.  Learn More. Pitch Perfect Application Deadline July 10: Embrace the Spotlight at INVEST Digital Health Are you ready to present your innovative pediatric/teen behavioral health solution to an audience of industry leaders and investors? Don't miss your opportunity to participate in the Pitch Perfect Startup Contest at INVEST Digital Health at Pegasus Park, Dallas on September 18. Take center stage at INVEST Digital Health Conference! Apply by July 10th. Submit Your Application Now

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