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Nursing Home Patients Often Can't Say Goodbye To Loved Ones

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Even among nursing homes crowned with the maximum government rating of five stars for overall quality, nearly half have been cited for an infection-control lapse.
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Nursing Home Patients Often Can't Say Goodbye To Loved Ones

Nearly 8 thousand Californians in skilled nursing facilities have tested positive for COVID-19. So far almost 20 percent of those patients have died. That heightened risk is why the state has locked down nursing homes to most visitors - with a few exceptions. 
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