2021 was not a good year to work in a nursing home. But it turns out 2022 was worse.
According to a recent survey, 4 in 5 nursing home facility directors say they’re still facing difficulty in filling jobs and shifts. Mallory Noe-Payne reports.
Virginia nursing homes are struggling to stay staffed
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