New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Urging Long-Term Care Facilities To Allow In-Person Visits
TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) -- The State of New Jersey is urging long-term care facilities to allow in-person visits to match with new federal guidance. In areas where COVID-19 activities are high, Gov. Phil Murphy said vaccinated residents should be able to receive visitors.
The Office of Long-term Care Ombudsman is offering to help solve "unwarranted roadblocks," Gov. Murphy said.
"Visitation options for essential caregivers, compassionate care and outdoor visits will continue to be available," Murphy said.
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