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Mass Senior Care Urges HHS to Extend the Public Health Emergency Declaration

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July 16, 2020

In a letter to Health and Human Secretary Alex Azar, Mass Senior Care Association President Tara Gregorio has requested that HHS extend the public health emergency beyond the July 26th expiration date until specific criteria are met. The public health emergency declaration has proven critical in equipping long term care providers with the tools and resources necessary to manage the COVID-19 surge and ensure high-quality care for residents in this unprecedented environment.

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