After The Pandemic Hit Nursing Homes Hard, California Lawmakers Push To Tighten Licensing Rules

California lawmakers are considering changing nursing home licensing rules after more than 152,000 residents died of COVID-19 nationwide during the pandemic. The ambitious effort could cause other states to replicate California's measures to improve nursing home care.

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