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US Justice Department says New Jersey failed veterans in state-run homes during COVID-19

  • The US Justice Department released a scathing report stating that New Jersey state-run veterans homes were unprepared and had a "systemic inability" to provide care during the COVID-19 outbreak. Failures in communication and staff competency allowed the virus to spread unchecked, resulting in over 200 resident deaths.
  • The report highlights that recommendations from the US Veterans Affairs Department were not implemented by the state Military and Veterans Affairs Department, further exacerbating the lack of infection control.
  • In 2021, the state reached a $53 million settlement agreement to address claims of negligence and accountability for over 100 deaths at the two VA homes. Governor Phil Murphy's administration received criticism for initially directing veterans homes to accept patients who had tested positive, later rescinding the order.
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Just the News broke the news in Washington, United States on Thursday, September 7, 2023.
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