Emergency medical workers arrive at Cobble Hill Health Center in the Brooklyn borough of New York. Photo: John Minchillo/AP
Organizations that represent nursing homes say their members faced shortages on staffing, personal protective equipment and coronavirus tests during the crisis.
August 10, 2020 at 06:42 PM
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The New York state health commissioner skipped a legislative hearing Monday morning on coronavirus outbreaks in the state’s nursing homes, a week after lawmakers pressed him for more information on the death toll among residents in those facilities.
The hearings were aimed at looking into nursing home outbreaks and learning about ways to improve protocols that cut down on the virus’s transmission.
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