While industry leaders have bashed many of the proposals laid out in the Biden administration’s nursing home reform package, improving public transparency of SNF ownership may be the White House’s best plan to curb who they see as “bad actors.”
However, the details will be important to get right, with concerns about the impact that transparency measures will have on investment in the space — and consumer access to skilled nursing care — moving forward.
New Jersey, California, Florida and Illinois are among states that have proposed their own nursing home financial transparency bills in the last year, even before the White House’s proposal. The topic has become an area lawmakers and lobbyists alike have looked to address.
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