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A Native American tribe plans to build an opioid treatment center, but neighbors have vowed to block it

A Native American tribe plans to build an opioid treatment center, but neighbors have vowed to block it

SEQUIM, Wash. — One morning last year, Brent Simcosky stepped out of a pickup truck in the middle of a sprawling field off Highway 101, stood in grass that brushed his knees and imagined an oasis from the scourge of opioids.The epidemic had struck particularly hard here in Clallam County, where generations of families from the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe live along the waterways of the Salish Sea. Simcosky, health director for the 537-member tribe, had too often seen the battered faces of neighbors and community members addicted to black tar heroin that sells for $5 a hit or to pain pills...

June 18, 2020
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The ‘Covid Cocktail’: Inside a Pa. nursing home that gave some veterans hydroxychloroquine even without covid-19 testing

The ‘Covid Cocktail’: Inside a Pa. nursing home that gave some veterans hydroxychloroquine even without covid-19 testing

This article was published more than 2 years agoCommentGift ShareSPRING CITY, Pa. — They wrapped the dead in body bags and raced back to treat the living, crammed into a nursing home that, day after day, played the somber sound of taps over the speaker system so the veterans who lived there had the chance to say goodbye.The nurses and aides at the Southeastern Veterans’ Center in the suburbs of Philadelphia had watched so much go wrong since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. The communal dining that lasted into April, the nights that feverish patients were left to sleep beside...

July 7, 2020
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Trump administration charts a slow path for reopening nursing homes

Trump administration charts a slow path for reopening nursing homes

This article was published more than 2 years agoCommentGift ShareThe Trump administration on Monday issued guidelines that urge caution in reopening the nation’s nursing homes, recommending that the facilities — battered by the novel coronavirus — relax restrictions more slowly than the communities around them.The guidelines urge state and local officials to refrain from allowing virtually all visitors into nursing homes or other senior care facilities until several conditions are met. They include making sure a nursing home has no new cases of covid-19, the disease caused by the...

May 18, 2020
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As pandemic raged and thousands died, government regulators cleared most nursing homes of infection-control violations

As pandemic raged and thousands died, government regulators cleared most nursing homes of infection-control violations

This article was published more than 2 years agoCommentGift ShareAt the outset of a looming pandemic, just weeks after the first known coronavirus outbreak on U.S. soil, the woman responsible for helping to protect 1.3 million residents in America’s nursing homes laid out an urgent strategy to slow the spread of infection.In the suburbs of Seattle, federal inspectors had found the Life Care Center of Kirkland failed to properly care for ailing patients or alert authorities to a growing number of respiratory infections. At least 146 other nursing homes across the country had confirmed...

October 29, 2020
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Native American tribe plans to build opioid treatment center; Washington state neighbors vow to block it

Native American tribe plans to build opioid treatment center; Washington state neighbors vow to block it

SEQUIM, Wash. - One morning last year, Brent Simcosky stepped out of a pickup truck in the middle of a sprawling field off Highway 101, stood in grass that brushed his knees and imagined an oasis from the scourge of opioids.The epidemic had struck particularly hard here in Clallam County, where generations of families from the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe live along the waterways of the Salish Sea. Simcosky, health director for the 537-member tribe, had too often seen the battered faces of neighbors and community members addicted to black tar heroin that sells for $5 a hit or to pain pills...

June 18, 2020
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