On March 13^th, the Trump administration issued an EO aimed at reducing regulatory barriers that delay housing construction and increase housing costs. Simultaneously, NYS continues to seek recommendations for regulatory reforms that would speed up housing and infrastructure development.

HUD proposes that PHAs and MFH owners be able to terminate assistance for non-compliance with work requirements or time limits. If the rule advances as proposed, older adults would be exempt, but family members, caregivers, and aging services workers could lose housing.

Read more about the positive impact of the first-ever Resident Assistance Advocacy Day at the NYS Capitol.

Revoking the eviction notification requirement for non-payment of rent will revert HUD programs to a patchwork of federal, state, and local notification timelines.

LeadingAge NY provides a high-level overview of each house’s budget proposals, focusing on the issues of greatest significance for long-term care providers and plans and the people they serve.

The Senate and Assembly one-house budget bills were printed late in the evening of March 9^th. LeadingAge NY provides a high-level summary of key budget initiatives as we work to comprehensively review and analyze the two proposals and their potential impacts on member organizations.