Nursing Homes Say They Can’t Afford Higher Staffing. But Their Finances Are Often Opaque. ...Middle East

Perhaps the biggest mystery, as the Biden administration moves to force nursing homes to boost staffing, is this: how much extra money do the nation’s 15,000 homes actually have to hire and retain more nurses and aides? Public comments are due Monday on the most sweeping regulatory changes to hit the industry in decades. The proposal has provoked a fierce lobbying battle between nursing homes and patient advocates, with more than 22,000 comments filed already to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. (FYI, CMS is accepting comments through Monday in case you still have an itchy pen finger.) The Health 202 is a coproduction of The Washington

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