A U.S. District Court judge in Texas on Monday tossed a Biden-era policy to increase staffing in long-term care facilities that participate in Medicaid or Medicare programs.

After a federal judge in Texas vacated the nursing home staffing rule on Monday, operators are rejoicing, though some legal experts in the sector suggest ...

LeadingAge, a nonprofit aging services provider, and a handful of Texas nursing homes joined the suit ... “The court decision not only upholds the rule of law and balance of powers, but it ...

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Arlington, filed a bill to create new criminal penalties for those who operate an assisted living facility without a license.

A federal judge in Texas rejected a Biden administration rule that would have required most U.S. nursing homes to add ... not only upholds the rule of law and balance of powers, but it protects ...

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Earlier this month, a nursing home in Union County was hit with a $16,000 penalty after the state Department of Health found it did not have enough people to care for its residents on at least 16 days ...

A U.S. District Court judge in Texas on Monday ... threatened to close nursing homes and displace vulnerable seniors. The court decision not only upholds the rule of law and balance of powers ...

In response to the policy, the American Health Care Association, Texas Health Care Association and other nursing home-affiliated ... not only upholds the rule of law and balance of powers, but ...

U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk in Amarillo, Texas, found that the U.S. Department ... every day, the federal law on nursing home staffing requires a registered professional nurse only ...