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The bill marks a victory for family advocates who say separation during the pandemic took a harsh toll on their loved ones in hospitals and long-term care facilities.
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For years, the parents of a slain Florida State University professor have been the faces of an effort to secure grandparent’s visitation rights under certain conditions. This year, a bill allowing for it is on its way to the governor after the Senate gave it unanimous approval Wednesday.
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Lawmakers are considering proposals to provide families more access to their loved ones in hospitals and long-term care facilities. They want to address isolation patients endured as a result of visitation restrictions implemented to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Grandparents may get a better chance at visitation rights under proposals in the Florida LegislatureGrandparents currently may be awarded visitation rights under very limited circumstances, such as when both parents are deceased.
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We want to hear how pandemic visitation restrictions affected your family.
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The guidelines will only make slight changes to Florida’s visitation procedures. Among them: the ability for residents to touch and hug their loved ones.
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BayCare Health System's 15 Tampa Bay area hospitals will start allowing visitors Wednesday.
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Top health care regulators in Gov. Ron DeSantis’s administration on Friday discussed a limited reopening of nursing homes and other long-term care…
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After nearly five months, families are demanding the state allow some form of in-person visitation in Florida nursing homes and assisted living…
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Florida’s correctional facilities are no longer under lockdown and prisoner visitation has now been restored.