New York Attorney General Letitia James is calling on Gov. Kathy Hochul to stop blocking nursing home reforms that are designed to prevent understaffing.

Two laws that set minimum staffing levels for nursing homes were supposed to take effect in January. But a Gothamist report on Monday outlined how Hochul has issued multiple executive orders postponing their enforcement, citing a health care workforce shortage. Her most recent order was slated to last through the end of March.

“I’m hoping and urging that the governor of the state of New York lift the pause on the two bills that have been signed into law and that we address the staffing shortages at nursing homes,” James said Monday at a press conference alongside leaders of the health care union 1199 SEIU.


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