Ghost towns: Nursing home staffing falls amid pandemic
In this December 2020 photo provided by Natalie Walters, her mother, Joey Walters, visits her father, Jack, at a hospital in Syracuse, N.Y., during Natalie's first visit with her father since the lockdown. They were allowed to see him when he was admitted to the ER after being transported when he stopped breathing at his nursing home, Loretto Health and Rehabilitation in Syracuse. He would later be admitted to the ICU after testing positive in the ER with COVID-19. (Natalie Walters via AP)
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — When Natalie Walters arrived at her father's nursing home, the parking lot was nearly empty and, inside, the elevator made no stops...
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