WORLDAug 6 · 10:30 UTCGOTHAMISTArya Sundaram

Loss of Haitian caregivers leaves void NY nursing homes, patients will 'struggle to fill'

The loss of status for Haitian caregivers is anticipated to leave a void in NY nursing homes, creating struggles for patients. Concerns have been raised by healthcare employers, frontline workers, and patient advocates that ending Temporary Protected Status will have wide-ranging consequences beyond the immigrant community.

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Haitian caregiverstopicTemporary Protected StatustopicNew York CityplaceHealthcare employersorganizationfrontline workerstopicPatient AdvocatesorganizationDonald TrumppersonNY nursing homestopic

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