Under
the PHE, HHS granted waivers of compliance
with certain provisions of federal law in order to provide flexibility to
health care providers to meet needs during the pandemic. These waivers will
expire at the end of the public health emergency, but HHS also has discretion
to them sooner if it determines they are no long necessary or are resulting in
harm to consumers.
In an April 7 policy memo to
states, CMS announced that it will end several waivers affecting
long-term care facilities, including two of particular relevance to the aging
and disability networks related to discharge planning and nurse staffing.
Specifically, nursing facilities must:
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Tuesday, May 3, 2022
CMS ends two blanket waivers for nursing facilities
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