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Provider groups divided on whether to make provision of skilled care in assisted living permanent

With a COVID-19 emergency order in Massachusetts set to expire March 31, some but not all senior living advocacy groups in the Bay State are encouraging state lawmakers to permanently keep “commonsense” policies that allow limited skilled care to be provided in assisted living settings.

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Report: Hundreds waiting for nursing home beds

BOSTON — Hundreds of patients in Massachusetts are waiting for placement in nursing homes and other long-term care facilities amid a backlog of discharges, according to a new report.

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Hundreds of people are waiting in Mass hospitals for nursing home beds

“If you are poor . if you have no family, no social supports, you are going to have a really hard time.”

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4 nursing homes close, citing state s 2-beds-per-room limit -

Four more nursing homes in Massachusetts said they will close, at least in part due to the state's two bed-per-room "reconfiguring" limit.

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State freezes admissions at Leominster nursing home after COVID outbreak and 2 deaths

State officials said a total of 83 people tested positive in the outbreak, including almost half of the facility's residents and 33 staff members.

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