As the coronavirus surges in Oklahoma, rising fears of outbreaks in nursing homes.
decision to hold the president's return to the campaign trail in the state, officials said.
The American Health Care Association, which represents for-profit nursing homes, said long-term care facilities need significantly more support, including personal protective equipment, if they are to reopen safely. The federal government is shipping two weeks' worth of protective equipment to every nursing home in the country, but some of the equipment has been shoddy and defective, according to. Officials of the Federal Emergency Management Agency said Thursday that they plan to send out another two-week shipment to nursing homes in August.
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