Nursing homes

Bill from Republican senators would also codify testing rules and restrict staff from working at more than one long-term care facility.

State lawmakers hope to vote within 10 days on nearly a dozen bills overhauling regulation of New Jersey’s long-term care facilities

For the first time since mid-March, South Jersey seniors who reside in senior care facilities can now meet with their loved one face to face, with restrictions and safety precautions in place.

A directive was essentially rescinded, but it remains the focus as the death toll in long-term care facilities exceeds 6,000 residents and staff.

More than 5,400 people associated with New Jersey long-term care facilities have died in lab-confirmed or probable cases of COVID-19.

A first-of-its-kind report offers high mark for New Jersey's nursing homes, especially when it comes to their performance and economic impact.

A National Medicare survey ranks four Jersey Shore nursing homes at the bottom of its list of 33 facilities in the Garden State.