So, why didn't you require nursing homes to report any data on COVID-19 cases and deaths until May, four months after--you may remember, you told me about the first case in Illinois--January 30th?
Janice Schakowsky: “So, why didn't you require nursing homes to report any data on COVID-19 cases and deaths until May, four months…”
Editor's note · Context
Questioning Dr. Redfield on the delayed reporting of COVID-19 data in nursing homes.
Share
More from Janice Schakowsky
The American people overwhelmingly do not want another war in the Middle East, and the last thing our country needs is to be drawn into a conflict that would cost lives and destabilize the region.
We must return to diplomacy, uphold Congress’s authority, and prioritize the safety of U.S. service members and civilians above all else.
President Trump’s announcement of ‘major combat operations’ was not authorized by Congress, and I fully support a bipartisan War Powers resolution to reclaim our constitutional authority over matters of war.
Every person in the United States deserves to age with dignity and have access to high-quality long-term care. Yet for too long, our nation has failed to establish a sustainable, comprehensive long-term care policy.





