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CDZ, try to keep in the rules.
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CDZ HEY.. Cuomo (governor of New York) would make for a very good US Presidential candidate, IF he stays fairly moderate in his statements
- Thread starter peacefan
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CDZ, try to keep in the rules.
Mikeoxenormous
Diamond Member
And dont forget the stupidity of the liberal voter gets a Democrat who kills the elderly in NY and NYC.Cuomo is a follower, not a leader. He's weak. His career was the result of his fathers career.
He didn't become gov of NY for naught, he is a fine leader, a hell of a lot better than tramp.
He won because of his father, and he had a "D" after his name. Currently in NY and in NYC that usually all you need.
Penelope
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What is it you don't understand about the CMS notice that they sent to the govs March 13th.March 13ThHe led 10s of thousands of diseased people into retirement homes thus killing 10s of thousands of elderly. Do you love murderers?Andrew Mark Cuomo.. i like his leadership skills, his intelligence, his level of intellectual knowledge, AND his support for the have-little and have-not populations of New York.
i bet he can do the same for the rest of the populations of the US, and i am absolutely sure he can be trusted with both the nuclear codes and international diplomacy.
thoughts, please?
with regards,
peacefan (Rene Veerman)
Note: Nursing homes should admit any individuals that they would normally admit to their facility, including individuals from hospitals where a case of COVID-19 was/is present. Also, if possible, dedicate a unit/wing exclusively for any residents coming or returning from the hospital. This can serve as a step-down unit where they remain for 14 days with no symptoms (instead of integrating as usual on short-term rehab floor, or returning to long-stay original room).
The order is a standard thing used to prevent a nursing home from transferring a patient to a hospital and then not taking them back, due to the level of care they require, financial issues, or anything else. It should have been lifted for COVID, but wasn't.
and saying to create a quarantine area "if possible" is nothing more than a cop out on the regulatory side. Most of these facilities simply can't create such a zone in the footprint they have.
So he should of had them go in the streets? They are skilled facilities and if they are not able to handle the skilled pts who were stable medically they would of said so.
Why were those overflow facilities created? They could have been sent there until they were cleared of being infected.
The skill level of the facility is meaningless if it doesn't have the HVAC or layout capability for practical isolation, nor will it work if it doesn't have the staffing to dedicate a portion of it purely to COVID rounds and monitoring.
You don't understand what a skilled facility is.
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What drugs are you on?Andrew Mark Cuomo.. i like his leadership skills, his intelligence, his level of intellectual knowledge, AND his support for the have-little and have-not populations of New York.
i bet he can do the same for the rest of the populations of the US, and i am absolutely sure he can be trusted with both the nuclear codes and international diplomacy.
thoughts, please?
with regards,
peacefan (Rene Veerman)
The man killed more New Yorkers than Osama bin Laden
You need to stay in NY if you love him that much
Penelope
Diamond Member
- Jul 15, 2014
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Andrew Mark Cuomo.. i like his leadership skills, his intelligence, his level of intellectual knowledge, AND his support for the have-little and have-not populations of New York.
i bet he can do the same for the rest of the populations of the US, and i am absolutely sure he can be trusted with both the nuclear codes and international diplomacy.
thoughts, please?
with regards,
peacefan (Rene Veerman)
I think he would make a fine Potus, better than what we have in there, he is a animal with no human restraint, he would probably eat his kids if he thought he'd make a dollar.
- Apr 5, 2010
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What is it you don't understand about the CMS notice that they sent to the govs March 13th.March 13ThHe led 10s of thousands of diseased people into retirement homes thus killing 10s of thousands of elderly. Do you love murderers?Andrew Mark Cuomo.. i like his leadership skills, his intelligence, his level of intellectual knowledge, AND his support for the have-little and have-not populations of New York.
i bet he can do the same for the rest of the populations of the US, and i am absolutely sure he can be trusted with both the nuclear codes and international diplomacy.
thoughts, please?
with regards,
peacefan (Rene Veerman)
Note: Nursing homes should admit any individuals that they would normally admit to their facility, including individuals from hospitals where a case of COVID-19 was/is present. Also, if possible, dedicate a unit/wing exclusively for any residents coming or returning from the hospital. This can serve as a step-down unit where they remain for 14 days with no symptoms (instead of integrating as usual on short-term rehab floor, or returning to long-stay original room).
The order is a standard thing used to prevent a nursing home from transferring a patient to a hospital and then not taking them back, due to the level of care they require, financial issues, or anything else. It should have been lifted for COVID, but wasn't.
and saying to create a quarantine area "if possible" is nothing more than a cop out on the regulatory side. Most of these facilities simply can't create such a zone in the footprint they have.
So he should of had them go in the streets? They are skilled facilities and if they are not able to handle the skilled pts who were stable medically they would of said so.
Why were those overflow facilities created? They could have been sent there until they were cleared of being infected.
The skill level of the facility is meaningless if it doesn't have the HVAC or layout capability for practical isolation, nor will it work if it doesn't have the staffing to dedicate a portion of it purely to COVID rounds and monitoring.
You don't understand what a skilled facility is.
I understand the notice was a cop out, a way of trying to put the blame on facilities never designed for quarantine procedures.
do you have a NYS textbook definition of a skilled facility?
Penelope
Diamond Member
- Jul 15, 2014
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Nursing homes should admit any individuals that they would normally admit to their facility, including individuals from hospitals where a case of COVID-19 was/is present.What is it you don't understand about the CMS notice that they sent to the govs March 13th.March 13ThHe led 10s of thousands of diseased people into retirement homes thus killing 10s of thousands of elderly. Do you love murderers?Andrew Mark Cuomo.. i like his leadership skills, his intelligence, his level of intellectual knowledge, AND his support for the have-little and have-not populations of New York.
i bet he can do the same for the rest of the populations of the US, and i am absolutely sure he can be trusted with both the nuclear codes and international diplomacy.
thoughts, please?
with regards,
peacefan (Rene Veerman)
Note: Nursing homes should admit any individuals that they would normally admit to their facility, including individuals from hospitals where a case of COVID-19 was/is present. Also, if possible, dedicate a unit/wing exclusively for any residents coming or returning from the hospital. This can serve as a step-down unit where they remain for 14 days with no symptoms (instead of integrating as usual on short-term rehab floor, or returning to long-stay original room).
The order is a standard thing used to prevent a nursing home from transferring a patient to a hospital and then not taking them back, due to the level of care they require, financial issues, or anything else. It should have been lifted for COVID, but wasn't.
and saying to create a quarantine area "if possible" is nothing more than a cop out on the regulatory side. Most of these facilities simply can't create such a zone in the footprint they have.
So he should of had them go in the streets? They are skilled facilities and if they are not able to handle the skilled pts who were stable medically they would of said so.
Why were those overflow facilities created? They could have been sent there until they were cleared of being infected.
The skill level of the facility is meaningless if it doesn't have the HVAC or layout capability for practical isolation, nor will it work if it doesn't have the staffing to dedicate a portion of it purely to COVID rounds and monitoring.
You don't understand what a skilled facility is.
I understand the notice was a cop out, a way of trying to put the blame on facilities never designed for quarantine procedures.
do you have a NYS textbook definition of a skilled facility?
Dated March 13th, what do you not understand about it??
I like to know?
- Apr 5, 2010
- 80,463
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Nursing homes should admit any individuals that they would normally admit to their facility, including individuals from hospitals where a case of COVID-19 was/is present.What is it you don't understand about the CMS notice that they sent to the govs March 13th.March 13ThHe led 10s of thousands of diseased people into retirement homes thus killing 10s of thousands of elderly. Do you love murderers?Andrew Mark Cuomo.. i like his leadership skills, his intelligence, his level of intellectual knowledge, AND his support for the have-little and have-not populations of New York.
i bet he can do the same for the rest of the populations of the US, and i am absolutely sure he can be trusted with both the nuclear codes and international diplomacy.
thoughts, please?
with regards,
peacefan (Rene Veerman)
Note: Nursing homes should admit any individuals that they would normally admit to their facility, including individuals from hospitals where a case of COVID-19 was/is present. Also, if possible, dedicate a unit/wing exclusively for any residents coming or returning from the hospital. This can serve as a step-down unit where they remain for 14 days with no symptoms (instead of integrating as usual on short-term rehab floor, or returning to long-stay original room).
The order is a standard thing used to prevent a nursing home from transferring a patient to a hospital and then not taking them back, due to the level of care they require, financial issues, or anything else. It should have been lifted for COVID, but wasn't.
and saying to create a quarantine area "if possible" is nothing more than a cop out on the regulatory side. Most of these facilities simply can't create such a zone in the footprint they have.
So he should of had them go in the streets? They are skilled facilities and if they are not able to handle the skilled pts who were stable medically they would of said so.
Why were those overflow facilities created? They could have been sent there until they were cleared of being infected.
The skill level of the facility is meaningless if it doesn't have the HVAC or layout capability for practical isolation, nor will it work if it doesn't have the staffing to dedicate a portion of it purely to COVID rounds and monitoring.
You don't understand what a skilled facility is.
I understand the notice was a cop out, a way of trying to put the blame on facilities never designed for quarantine procedures.
do you have a NYS textbook definition of a skilled facility?
Dated March 13th, what do you not understand about it??
I like to know?
You keep just quoting the order, without trying to understand that it was standard policy to stop nursing homes from dumping unwanted residents on the hospitals and the State systems. You refuse to look into why keeping it was a horrible idea when the government KNEW most of the facilities couldn't meet the quarantine and isolation requirements needed to isolate any potential infected.
Penelope
Diamond Member
- Jul 15, 2014
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Nursing homes should admit any individuals that they would normally admit to their facility, including individuals from hospitals where a case of COVID-19 was/is present.What is it you don't understand about the CMS notice that they sent to the govs March 13th.March 13ThHe led 10s of thousands of diseased people into retirement homes thus killing 10s of thousands of elderly. Do you love murderers?Andrew Mark Cuomo.. i like his leadership skills, his intelligence, his level of intellectual knowledge, AND his support for the have-little and have-not populations of New York.
i bet he can do the same for the rest of the populations of the US, and i am absolutely sure he can be trusted with both the nuclear codes and international diplomacy.
thoughts, please?
with regards,
peacefan (Rene Veerman)
Note: Nursing homes should admit any individuals that they would normally admit to their facility, including individuals from hospitals where a case of COVID-19 was/is present. Also, if possible, dedicate a unit/wing exclusively for any residents coming or returning from the hospital. This can serve as a step-down unit where they remain for 14 days with no symptoms (instead of integrating as usual on short-term rehab floor, or returning to long-stay original room).
The order is a standard thing used to prevent a nursing home from transferring a patient to a hospital and then not taking them back, due to the level of care they require, financial issues, or anything else. It should have been lifted for COVID, but wasn't.
and saying to create a quarantine area "if possible" is nothing more than a cop out on the regulatory side. Most of these facilities simply can't create such a zone in the footprint they have.
So he should of had them go in the streets? They are skilled facilities and if they are not able to handle the skilled pts who were stable medically they would of said so.
Why were those overflow facilities created? They could have been sent there until they were cleared of being infected.
The skill level of the facility is meaningless if it doesn't have the HVAC or layout capability for practical isolation, nor will it work if it doesn't have the staffing to dedicate a portion of it purely to COVID rounds and monitoring.
You don't understand what a skilled facility is.
I understand the notice was a cop out, a way of trying to put the blame on facilities never designed for quarantine procedures.
do you have a NYS textbook definition of a skilled facility?
Dated March 13th, what do you not understand about it??
I like to know?
You keep just quoting the order, without trying to understand that it was standard policy to stop nursing homes from dumping unwanted residents on the hospitals and the State systems. You refuse to look into why keeping it was a horrible idea when the government KNEW most of the facilities couldn't meet the quarantine and isolation requirements needed to isolate any potential infected.
Its a statement from the CMS.
When there are no beds in the hospital what did you expect him to do, send them into the street and send them to the morgue??
You are unbelievable.
- Apr 5, 2010
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Nursing homes should admit any individuals that they would normally admit to their facility, including individuals from hospitals where a case of COVID-19 was/is present.What is it you don't understand about the CMS notice that they sent to the govs March 13th.March 13ThHe led 10s of thousands of diseased people into retirement homes thus killing 10s of thousands of elderly. Do you love murderers?Andrew Mark Cuomo.. i like his leadership skills, his intelligence, his level of intellectual knowledge, AND his support for the have-little and have-not populations of New York.
i bet he can do the same for the rest of the populations of the US, and i am absolutely sure he can be trusted with both the nuclear codes and international diplomacy.
thoughts, please?
with regards,
peacefan (Rene Veerman)
Note: Nursing homes should admit any individuals that they would normally admit to their facility, including individuals from hospitals where a case of COVID-19 was/is present. Also, if possible, dedicate a unit/wing exclusively for any residents coming or returning from the hospital. This can serve as a step-down unit where they remain for 14 days with no symptoms (instead of integrating as usual on short-term rehab floor, or returning to long-stay original room).
The order is a standard thing used to prevent a nursing home from transferring a patient to a hospital and then not taking them back, due to the level of care they require, financial issues, or anything else. It should have been lifted for COVID, but wasn't.
and saying to create a quarantine area "if possible" is nothing more than a cop out on the regulatory side. Most of these facilities simply can't create such a zone in the footprint they have.
So he should of had them go in the streets? They are skilled facilities and if they are not able to handle the skilled pts who were stable medically they would of said so.
Why were those overflow facilities created? They could have been sent there until they were cleared of being infected.
The skill level of the facility is meaningless if it doesn't have the HVAC or layout capability for practical isolation, nor will it work if it doesn't have the staffing to dedicate a portion of it purely to COVID rounds and monitoring.
You don't understand what a skilled facility is.
I understand the notice was a cop out, a way of trying to put the blame on facilities never designed for quarantine procedures.
do you have a NYS textbook definition of a skilled facility?
Dated March 13th, what do you not understand about it??
I like to know?
You keep just quoting the order, without trying to understand that it was standard policy to stop nursing homes from dumping unwanted residents on the hospitals and the State systems. You refuse to look into why keeping it was a horrible idea when the government KNEW most of the facilities couldn't meet the quarantine and isolation requirements needed to isolate any potential infected.
Its a statement from the CMS.
And? Again you are just copy/pasting the order and not discussing the order. Appeal to authority, nothing more.
Penelope
Diamond Member
- Jul 15, 2014
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Nursing homes should admit any individuals that they would normally admit to their facility, including individuals from hospitals where a case of COVID-19 was/is present.What is it you don't understand about the CMS notice that they sent to the govs March 13th.March 13ThHe led 10s of thousands of diseased people into retirement homes thus killing 10s of thousands of elderly. Do you love murderers?Andrew Mark Cuomo.. i like his leadership skills, his intelligence, his level of intellectual knowledge, AND his support for the have-little and have-not populations of New York.
i bet he can do the same for the rest of the populations of the US, and i am absolutely sure he can be trusted with both the nuclear codes and international diplomacy.
thoughts, please?
with regards,
peacefan (Rene Veerman)
Note: Nursing homes should admit any individuals that they would normally admit to their facility, including individuals from hospitals where a case of COVID-19 was/is present. Also, if possible, dedicate a unit/wing exclusively for any residents coming or returning from the hospital. This can serve as a step-down unit where they remain for 14 days with no symptoms (instead of integrating as usual on short-term rehab floor, or returning to long-stay original room).
The order is a standard thing used to prevent a nursing home from transferring a patient to a hospital and then not taking them back, due to the level of care they require, financial issues, or anything else. It should have been lifted for COVID, but wasn't.
and saying to create a quarantine area "if possible" is nothing more than a cop out on the regulatory side. Most of these facilities simply can't create such a zone in the footprint they have.
So he should of had them go in the streets? They are skilled facilities and if they are not able to handle the skilled pts who were stable medically they would of said so.
Why were those overflow facilities created? They could have been sent there until they were cleared of being infected.
The skill level of the facility is meaningless if it doesn't have the HVAC or layout capability for practical isolation, nor will it work if it doesn't have the staffing to dedicate a portion of it purely to COVID rounds and monitoring.
You don't understand what a skilled facility is.
I understand the notice was a cop out, a way of trying to put the blame on facilities never designed for quarantine procedures.
do you have a NYS textbook definition of a skilled facility?
Dated March 13th, what do you not understand about it??
I like to know?
You keep just quoting the order, without trying to understand that it was standard policy to stop nursing homes from dumping unwanted residents on the hospitals and the State systems. You refuse to look into why keeping it was a horrible idea when the government KNEW most of the facilities couldn't meet the quarantine and isolation requirements needed to isolate any potential infected.
Its a statement from the CMS.
And? Again you are just copy/pasting the order and not discussing the order. Appeal to authority, nothing more.
It a statement from CMS.
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services 7500 Security Boulevard, Mail Stop C2-21-16 Baltimore, Maryland 21244-1850 Center for Clinical Standards and Quality/Quality, Safety & Oversight Group
Take it up with them if you don't like it. All tramps people.
- Apr 5, 2010
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Nursing homes should admit any individuals that they would normally admit to their facility, including individuals from hospitals where a case of COVID-19 was/is present.What is it you don't understand about the CMS notice that they sent to the govs March 13th.March 13ThHe led 10s of thousands of diseased people into retirement homes thus killing 10s of thousands of elderly. Do you love murderers?Andrew Mark Cuomo.. i like his leadership skills, his intelligence, his level of intellectual knowledge, AND his support for the have-little and have-not populations of New York.
i bet he can do the same for the rest of the populations of the US, and i am absolutely sure he can be trusted with both the nuclear codes and international diplomacy.
thoughts, please?
with regards,
peacefan (Rene Veerman)
Note: Nursing homes should admit any individuals that they would normally admit to their facility, including individuals from hospitals where a case of COVID-19 was/is present. Also, if possible, dedicate a unit/wing exclusively for any residents coming or returning from the hospital. This can serve as a step-down unit where they remain for 14 days with no symptoms (instead of integrating as usual on short-term rehab floor, or returning to long-stay original room).
The order is a standard thing used to prevent a nursing home from transferring a patient to a hospital and then not taking them back, due to the level of care they require, financial issues, or anything else. It should have been lifted for COVID, but wasn't.
and saying to create a quarantine area "if possible" is nothing more than a cop out on the regulatory side. Most of these facilities simply can't create such a zone in the footprint they have.
So he should of had them go in the streets? They are skilled facilities and if they are not able to handle the skilled pts who were stable medically they would of said so.
Why were those overflow facilities created? They could have been sent there until they were cleared of being infected.
The skill level of the facility is meaningless if it doesn't have the HVAC or layout capability for practical isolation, nor will it work if it doesn't have the staffing to dedicate a portion of it purely to COVID rounds and monitoring.
You don't understand what a skilled facility is.
I understand the notice was a cop out, a way of trying to put the blame on facilities never designed for quarantine procedures.
do you have a NYS textbook definition of a skilled facility?
Dated March 13th, what do you not understand about it??
I like to know?
You keep just quoting the order, without trying to understand that it was standard policy to stop nursing homes from dumping unwanted residents on the hospitals and the State systems. You refuse to look into why keeping it was a horrible idea when the government KNEW most of the facilities couldn't meet the quarantine and isolation requirements needed to isolate any potential infected.
Its a statement from the CMS.
And? Again you are just copy/pasting the order and not discussing the order. Appeal to authority, nothing more.
It a statement from CMS.
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services 7500 Security Boulevard, Mail Stop C2-21-16 Baltimore, Maryland 21244-1850 Center for Clinical Standards and Quality/Quality, Safety & Oversight Group
Take it up with them if you don't like it. All tramps people.
This doesn't cut it for the CDZ. Either make a point, or give up.
Oldestyle
Diamond Member
Dude, it's not the people who HAD Covid 19 who may or may not have survived if they weren't put back into nursing homes...IT'S THE OTHER RESIDENTS OF THOSE NURSING HOMES THAT DIED BECAUSE OF CUOMO'S UNBELIEVABLY BAD POLICY! Only a true moron puts sick people into a population of the elderly that are the most at risk! Cuomo OWNS that decision and always will! He literally killed tens of thousands of New Yorkers that didn't need to die!choosing the lesser of 2 big evils does not make you a murderer. the real question is : could these people have survived if they had stayed out of the retirement homes? and that's a complicated question, which should be answered with irrefutable evidence, if you want to call Cuomo a murderer in public.He led 10s of thousands of diseased people into retirement homes thus killing 10s of thousands of elderly. Do you love murderers?Andrew Mark Cuomo.. i like his leadership skills, his intelligence, his level of intellectual knowledge, AND his support for the have-little and have-not populations of New York.
i bet he can do the same for the rest of the populations of the US, and i am absolutely sure he can be trusted with both the nuclear codes and international diplomacy.
thoughts, please?
with regards,
peacefan (Rene Veerman)
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Standard operating procedure for democrats. Whitmer is still fighting republicans for her right to murder the elderly.Basically, Cuomo sent the elderly to the gas chambers.
Instantly relieving NY of millions a year in state care costs.
Two birds....one stone
Heil Cuomo!
TroglocratsRdumb
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this one statement disqualifies Cuomo from ever being presidentAndrew Mark Cuomo.. i like his leadership skills, his intelligence, his level of intellectual knowledge, AND his support for the have-little and have-not populations of New York.
i bet he can do the same for the rest of the populations of the US, and i am absolutely sure he can be trusted with both the nuclear codes and international diplomacy.
thoughts, please?
with regards,
peacefan (Rene Veerman)
"America was never great"
progressive hunter
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is this the same guy that killed all the old people???Andrew Mark Cuomo.. i like his leadership skills, his intelligence, his level of intellectual knowledge, AND his support for the have-little and have-not populations of New York.
i bet he can do the same for the rest of the populations of the US, and i am absolutely sure he can be trusted with both the nuclear codes and international diplomacy.
thoughts, please?
with regards,
peacefan (Rene Veerman)
- Apr 5, 2010
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I can do disagree with all you. Ignorance is not a virtue.
Yet you can't actually respond, just copy/paste the same directive over and over without actually commenting on what it supposedly says, what it actually means, and how it doesn't actually make Cuomo look good at all.
But feel free to just keep disagreeing without backing it up, I'm sure that meets the spirit of the CDZ.
Mikeoxenormous
Diamond Member
Yep, then when the next Kung Flu shows up, he can put those diseased individuals in with you....Andrew Mark Cuomo.. i like his leadership skills, his intelligence, his level of intellectual knowledge, AND his support for the have-little and have-not populations of New York.
i bet he can do the same for the rest of the populations of the US, and i am absolutely sure he can be trusted with both the nuclear codes and international diplomacy.
thoughts, please?
with regards,
peacefan (Rene Veerman)
I think he would make a fine Potus, better than what we have in there, he is a animal with no human restraint, he would probably eat his kids if he thought he'd make a dollar.
Mikeoxenormous
Diamond Member
But it does make you a Democrat Voter...I can do disagree with all you. Ignorance is not a virtue.
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