The Trump administration rescinded a Biden administration rule that would have required nursing homes to double their staff effectively and would have cost taxpayers billions of dollars. The Department of Health and Human Services announced on Tuesday that it repealed President Joe Biden’s 2024 rule,

Tuesday morning brought the final nail in the coffin for an industry-opposed nursing home minimum staffing mandate launched under the Biden administration. | Following a courtroom block and a 10-year legislative moratorium,

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has officially repealed most of the provisions of the federal nursing home staffing mandate.

HHS repealed the rule on Tuesday, which would have required nursing homes to increase staffing, saying the regulations would have disproportionately harmed rural communities.

On Tuesday, the Department of Health and Human Services repealed a nursing home staffing mandate put in place under the Biden administration.The final rule issued in 2024 burdened facilities, especially those serving rural and Tribal communities,

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