After the Pandemic Hit Nursing Homes Hard, California Lawmakers Push to Tighten Licensing Rules

(By Samantha Young for Kaiser Health News)

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — When Johanna Trenerry found a nursing home for her husband after his stroke, she expected his stay would be temporary.

He never came home.

Arthur Trenerry died at Windsor Redding Care Center in Northern California in October 2020. The 82-year-old great-grandfather is among more than 9,900 California nursing home residents who have died of covid-19. Continue reading here…

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