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A House committee agreed to take steps to ratify a rule requiring nursing homes to have backup power sources but didn’t endorse similar requirements for assisted living facilities because of concerns about the costs.
February 28, 2018 at 01:06 PM
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A House committee agreed to take steps to ratify a rule requiring nursing homes to have backup power sources but didn’t endorse similar requirements for assisted living facilities because of concerns about the costs.
Gov. Rick Scott in recent months has pushed for nursing homes and assisted living facilities to have generators that can keep buildings cool if electricity goes out.
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