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Elder Law Extra, 9.8.20

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A weElder Law Extra, 9.8.20ekly roundup of recent elder law news and practice development articles culled from news sources around the nation.  Click on the headline to read the full article.

  • Nursing Home Commission Gives Report to CMS, Public Gets to See It ‘Sooner Rather Than Later’

  • California Supreme Court Says Suit Holding State Accountable for 45-Day Medi-Cal Eligibility Deadline Can Proceed

  • A “Herd Immunity” Strategy to Combat COVID-19 Could Be a Disaster for Older Adults

  • The New York Times Editorial Board: The Shameful Toll of Nursing Homes

  • Overlooked and Undercounted: The Growing Impact of COVID-19 on Assisted Living Facilities

  • FBI Raids Pennsylvania Nursing Home Where Hundreds Caught Coronavirus, Dozens Died

  • Nursing Home Residents Lost Weight Under COVID Restrictions, Study Finds

  • Widow of Veteran Not Eligible for VA Benefits Because Veteran Received Dishonorable Discharge

  • Recent Cases of Interest to Fiduciaries

  • Why Black Aging Matters, Too

  • The Broom-Sweep Cleaning Out New York Estates

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