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Nursing Home Closures in New England: Impact on Long-Term Care, Labor Markets

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The number of nursing homes in New England has declined steadily over the last decade, while the region’s population has grown older. This report looks at why nursing homes are closing—why they’re losing money—and how the closures, combined with the aging of the population, could affect the region’s infrastructure for long-term care. It also considers the closures’ potential impact on the region’s labor markets.

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  • Riley Sullivan, 2024. "Nursing Home Closures in New England: Impact on Long-Term Care, Labor Markets," New England Public Policy Center Regional Brief 2024-1, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
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    New England; Medicaid; labor markets;
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