Resources to Navigate the End of the Public Health Emergency 5/11/2023 Clinical Page ContentWith the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) ending on May 11, providers need to be aware of the changes to regulations, requirements, and other processes. Many programs will be ending, yet some have been extended or changed. See below for an up-to-date list of articles related to the end of the PHE.Infection Control Pathway Updated to Reflect End of Staff Vaccine RequirementCMS Final Rule Removes COVID-19 Testing and Staff Vaccination Requirements Post PHE: Infection Control for Transmission-Based Precaution COVID-19 Provider Vaccine Mandate Still in EffectCOVID-19 PHE Policies for Therapy and Physician Telehealth Remain in Place for SNF and AL ResidentsClinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment Changes Post-PHEAHCA/NCAL Releases Statement on the End of the Public Health EmergencyPost-COVID-19 PHE Medicare Part B Therapy Telehealth Services Coverage Policy UncertainDEA, SAMHSA Extend COVID-19 Telemedicine Flexibilities for Prescribing Controlled MedicationsCDC and CMS Update COVID-19 GuidanceCOVID-19 Regulatory ReliefPHE Ending Impact on Emergency Preparedness RegulationsCMS Announces Ending of COVID Staff Vaccine Requirement, Other ProtocolsHHS BinaxNOW Program to Continue After PHE EndsCDC Announces Sunset of COVID Community Transmission LevelsHHS Announces Expiration of COVID-19 PHE HIPAA Notifications of Enforcement DiscretionCMS Corrects Guidance on Billing SNF Part A Stays for 3-Day Waiver AdmissionsPublic Health Emergency Ending May 11 Related News Clinical Now Available A Comprehensive Behavioral Health Resource from AHCA’s Clinical Practice Committee The guide aims to assist long term care providers in developing and maintaining effective behavioral health programs, with a focus on regulatory compliance with F740 related to behavioral health services. READ MORE Infection Control CDC Publishes 2025-2026 US Flu Vaccination Recommendations Full details, including updates from the 2024-2025 season, timing and selection of vaccine are outlined in the MMWR report and in the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) summary of recommendations. READ MORE Caregiving Dementia Advancing Music Therapy Approaches in Dementia Care As senior living communities continue to seek meaningful ways to support their residents, both individualized music therapy and structured group-based programs offer complementary solutions. READ MORE View All News Related Articles Diet Caregiving 9/8/2025 5 Key Nutrition Considerations for Senior Living While taste, selection, and ambiance are all important to successful dining for seniors, there are some key nutritional issues to keep in mind. READ MORE Caregiving Diet 9/8/2025 Considering Regulations CMS has extensive regulations in place to promote and support healthy foods and nutrition in nursing homes. READ MORE Diet Caregiving 9/8/2025 Serving Up Satisfaction with Innovation in Food Services Senior living communities remain committed to helping balance resident preferences, dietary needs, and setting while managing costs and regulations. READ MORE