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Norris Cunningham

Norris Cunningham

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Total articles 33

  • Ask the legal expert about ... immigration

    By Norris Cunningham| McKnight's Long-Term Care News Verified Q: The Trump administration’s executive orders on immigration may cause many problems for the long-term care industry. What can we do to prepare? A: Almost 30% of our long-term care workforce was born outside the United States. One can expect some disruption for any employers with such a significant percentage of immigrants in its workforce.

    By Norris Cunningham · McKnight's Long-Term Care News

    Mar. 11, 2025

  • Ask the legal expert about ... Loper Bright

    By Norris Cunningham| McKnight's Long-Term Care News Verified Q: Will the recent Supreme Court decision that courts do not need to follow the government’s interpretation of regulations have an impact on the nursing home staffing mandate? A: Yes, I believe that the recent US Supreme Court decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo represents a profound shift to the courts and away from federal agencies when it comes to regulatory interpretation.

    By Norris Cunningham · McKnight's Long-Term Care News

    Sep. 06, 2024

  • Ask the legal expert ... about OIG audits

    By Norris Cunningham| McKnight's Long-Term Care News Verified Q: Why is the OIG auditing the accuracy of falls data from MDS assessments submitted by nursing homes? A: In April, the Office of Inspector General added the MDS falls audit to its 2024 Work Plan. Nursing homes are federally required to report resident falls in patient assessments. For each certified nursing home, CMS uses the MDS fall data to determine the percentage of resident falls that result in major injury.

    By Norris Cunningham · McKnight's Long-Term Care News

    Jul. 23, 2024

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