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Hochul blames Trump for nursing home woes but S.I. facility says problems longstanding

Silver Lake nursing home administrator Michael Kraus attributes his facility's financial struggles to years of low state Medicaid reimbursement rates, pushing back on Gov. Hochul's claims that federal cuts under President Trump are to blame.

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Staten Island Advance· Sep 13, 9:50 AMHochul blames Trump for nursing home woes but S.I. facility says problems longstanding

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