To allow visitation at NYS Nursing Homes, without having to be 28 days Covid-free.
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William McKechnie
6 years ago
Please have some compassion for these people and their families. Their must be a way if not find one where people can see their loves again.
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Noel Negron
6 years ago
People that are in nursing homes need their families there with them. Please allow them to visit their loved ones.
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James Dundon
6 years ago
My grandmother has been kept inside for too long! She needs fresh air. Let them outside!!!
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Dana Cancellieri
6 years ago
These poor people need to see their families so they know they are not alone and abandoned
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Theresa Manginelli
6 years ago
Make it safe to visit loved ones in Nursing homes. Other states have managed to do so!
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Eileen Dundon
6 years ago
My mother will die without ever seeing her family! Change this rule today
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Mark Murphy
6 years ago
The rule needs to be relaxed and applied on a case by case basis not a blanket policy.
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Theresa Murphy
6 years ago
I have been writing to the governor for months. This has got to stop! What does a positive result have to do with having socially distant visits? We are “protecting” the residents from socially distant visits just so they can die of loneliness and despair. Disgraceful! Let the nursing home have visits despite a positive result in their ranks...
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Henry Kotowski
6 years ago
My father-in-law was in Stony Brook Long Island VA! We would be very upset if we couldn't visit him!
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richard p mahn
6 years ago
let them visit
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Paul Ngai
6 years ago
I have a friend, 94yrs old, WW2 veteran who is imprisioned in an assisted living facility. He wasnt a POW during WW2 but he is one now. Let him have visitors.
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Maria Rivera
6 years ago
Our lone ones will die of depression if they don’t see their family. I feel 28 days is a long wait.
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Robert Lentol
6 years ago
I agree that nursing homes should be Covid free for at least 28 days before visitation.
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Frank Wakely
6 years ago
Let them visit
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Terence H Wilson
6 years ago
This situation is horrible for all parties concerned.
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Helene Gottlieb
6 years ago
Without family contact, these people slip deeper and deeper into depression. Your mother IS NOT in one of these facilities..You would have her with private staff in her home. You just don’t give a damn about the “ little guy”.
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JOHN PRIBETICH
6 years ago
GOVERNOR CUOMO , IF IT WAS ONE OF YOUR LOVED ONES PLACED IN THIS POSITION, HOW YOU YOU FEEL NOT BEING ABLE TO VISIT THEM.
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michael monahan
6 years ago
There should be some arrangements made for family members to visit.
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John Bourges
6 years ago
Per CDC, if you follow protocol, there is NO reason, not to allow them to visit. This is overstepping the powers given to you as our representative.
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Jack G
6 years ago
Allow his loved ones to visit. It may help his recovery.People in nursing need their family.
Please have some compassion for these people and their families. Their must be a way if not find one where people can see their loves again.
People that are in nursing homes need their families there with them. Please allow them to visit their loved ones.
My grandmother has been kept inside for too long! She needs fresh air. Let them outside!!!
These poor people need to see their families so they know they are not alone and abandoned
Make it safe to visit loved ones in Nursing homes. Other states have managed to do so!
My mother will die without ever seeing her family! Change this rule today
The rule needs to be relaxed and applied on a case by case basis not a blanket policy.
I have been writing to the governor for months. This has got to stop! What does a positive result have to do with having socially distant visits? We are “protecting” the residents from socially distant visits just so they can die of loneliness and despair. Disgraceful! Let the nursing home have visits despite a positive result in their ranks...
My father-in-law was in Stony Brook Long Island VA! We would be very upset if we couldn't visit him!
let them visit
I have a friend, 94yrs old, WW2 veteran who is imprisioned in an assisted living facility. He wasnt a POW during WW2 but he is one now. Let him have visitors.
Our lone ones will die of depression if they don’t see their family. I feel 28 days is a long wait.
I agree that nursing homes should be Covid free for at least 28 days before visitation.
Let them visit
This situation is horrible for all parties concerned.
Without family contact, these people slip deeper and deeper into depression. Your mother IS NOT in one of these facilities..You would have her with private staff in her home. You just don’t give a damn about the “ little guy”.
GOVERNOR CUOMO , IF IT WAS ONE OF YOUR LOVED ONES PLACED IN THIS POSITION, HOW YOU YOU FEEL NOT BEING ABLE TO VISIT THEM.
There should be some arrangements made for family members to visit.
Per CDC, if you follow protocol, there is NO reason, not to allow them to visit. This is overstepping the powers given to you as our representative.
Allow his loved ones to visit. It may help his recovery.People in nursing need their family.