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The Minnesota Department of Health has proposed delaying for one year implementation of new rules designed to protect thousands of seniors who live in lightly regulated assisted-living facilities - citing an urgent need to focus on fighting the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Since early 2018, the main state regulator of senior care has supported a plan to establish licensing and minimum standards of care for the state's 1,700 assisted-living facilities, which are home to more than 50,000 Minnesota seniors.
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