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Flu down for second year; reason may be as plain as the mask on your face

Arizona flu cases are down sharply for the second year in a row, a decline that health experts are attributing to the health and safety precautions that came with the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Flu down for second year; reason may be as plain as the mask on your face - Cronkite News

Arizona flu cases are down sharply for the second year in a row, a decline that health experts are attributing to the health and safety precautions that came with the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Biden s 1st State of the Union touches on state of long-term care in U S

In his first State of the Union address, President Joe Biden promised his administration would do more to improve nursing home care. Long-term care providers and aging advocates were paying close attention to the details.Biden specifically called out private-equity owned facilities. So why the concern? According to a JAMA Health Forum study from last November, quality of care

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Nursing homes dealing with price gouging from staffing agencies

Nursing homes dealing with price gouging from staffing agencies
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Nursing homes say they re being price gouged by staffing agencies

As nursing homes continue to suffer staffing shortages, some long-term care providers are dealing with another headache: potential price gouging by direct care staffing agencies. Dave Voepel is the CEO with the Arizona Health Care Association, which represents 148 skilled nursing homes in the state. "Well, we're in such a crunch now on the staffing side, that these agencies

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