Liz Cheney South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham has been all over the place lately. First, he was against Trump. Then he was very vocal about his support for Trump. Now, he has taken both positions at once. He defended Liz Cheney and Marjorie Taylor Greene. Iago in South Carolina? He defended Liz Cheney who voted
American Health Care Association is the nation’s largest nursing home association. President and CEO Mark Parkinson is the leader. He assumes that all U.S. nursing home residents will be vaccinated by the March 1 target date. This should be able to be done now that Biden has implemented a plan. A Centers for Disease Control
The FDA approved an Emergency Use Authorization for bamlanivimab (BAM) to treat COVID-19 in high risk patients. Eli Lilly released new study results that indicate the antibody therapy reduced the risk to nursing home residents. These facilities account for 40% of all COVID-related deaths in the United States. The study showed that residents given bamlanivimab saw
Expanding Medicare Republicans fought the creation of Medicare in the 1960s. They still oppose any government participation in health care industry. The problem for them is that Medicare is very popular. Most Medicare recipients are satisfied. And now Joe Biden wants to expand Medicare to more Americans. Biden’s simple and clear strategy is lowering the
Republican lawmakers expressed satisfaction with the two-hour meeting with President Biden. Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris met with Republican senators yesterday about the covid relief plan. Where was Lindsey Graham and Tim Scott? Senator Susan Collins, the Republican from Maine, told reporters: “I think it was an excellent meeting, and we’re very appreciative that
McMaster Reallocates Gov. Henry McMaster demanded DHEC reallocate at least 37,800 vaccines from long term care facilities to other providers. McMaster claims the state’s long term care facilities have a surplus. Many states report that nursing home employees refuse the opportunity to get a vaccine shot. Many nursing homes are still waiting for vaccines. Experts
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