CMS on Monday updated its nursing home staffing campaign website for the first time since January, revealing that the program’s major incentives won’t be ready for launch until at least next spring.

CMS Administrator Mehmet Oz announced Monday that his agency is moving forward with $75 million in funding to support a long-awaited tuition reimbursement and training program for nursing home staff.

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6 new safety measures apply to weekend staffing and staff turnover. Effective with the July 2022 refresh, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is revising the methodology for calculating ...

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