AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNursing Home Safety: Connecticut’s long-term care ombudsman and lawmakers raised concerns about care and staffing at Fresh River Healthcare in East Windsor after a resident’s complaint described a severely neglected wound. The ombudsman’s office says it has filed six staffing complaints against the facility. Health Coverage: The state is distributing $10 million to help more than 7,600 public-school paraeducators pay health insurance premiums or deductibles. Services at Risk: Wethersfield nonprofit FAVOR plans to close Oct. 30, leaving 70 families without a longtime source of support for children with behavioral health needs and special needs. State Oversight: A review found that 48 of 101 critical incidents in home-support services went unreported; the state is considering an alert dashboard for early 2027. Separately, Connecticut is moving to strip licenses from a dozen RegalCare nursing homes. Prevention: The state health department is urging families to get flu vaccines and talk with their health providers as respiratory-virus season approaches.
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