Susan Livio
Statehouse Reporter at The Star-Ledger
Statehouse reporter for Star-Ledger, https://t.co/dejj2IbTAC covering health, human services & politics [email protected]
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6 days ago |
nj.com | Susan Livio
A hospital in Hudson County that is emerging from bankruptcy has been fined $247,500 by the Department of Health for months of infection control violations. In an April 17th letter to Dr. Marie T. Duffy, the CEO for CarePoint Health Christ Hospital in Jersey City, state health officials said inspectors found the deficiencies in June after receiving a complaint “concerning patient care.”CarePoint Health was the owner of the hospital at the time of the inspection.
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2 weeks ago |
nj.com | Susan Livio
Recognizing that victims of sexual assault often feel isolated, a new website has debuted in New Jersey that will deliver more information about how many investigations are pending and eventually, provide real-time information about pending cases. Last week, the state Attorney General’s Office launched part one of the Safe Kits database, which shows how many victims’ samples have been submitted and tested to aid in a criminal investigation.
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2 weeks ago |
nj.com | Susan Livio
New Jersey’s largest public interest group representing people 50 and older has a message for the crowded field of candidates running for governor and the state Assembly this year. Ignore us at your own peril. The AARP on Wednesday released an analysis of voter participation by county and legislative district since 2020 based on age: 50 and older versus under 50. With the exception of a few counties in last year’s presidential election, the AARP crowd has dominated turnout.
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2 weeks ago |
nj.com | Susan Livio
The Trump administration must return $11 billion in pandemic-era public health grants to the states, including $350 million yanked back from New Jersey, a federal judge has ruled. U.S. District Judge Mary McElroy in Rhode Island on Thursday granted the temporary restraining order requested by attorneys general in 23 states and Washington D.C., who sued Trump on Tuesday.
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3 weeks ago |
nj.com | Susan Livio |Jelani Gibson
New Jersey’s finances are holding steady at the moment, but if spending continues at this rate, the state will deplete almost all of its $6.3 billion surplus account within the next two years, budget analysts said Tuesday. In the first hearing on Gov.
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