teresa palmer. can you hear me? >> yes. >> okay. one, i would like dr. colfax and dr. aragon to address the ongoing isolation of nursing home patients and why health order c-1903 has not been revised. as you know, health order c-1903 does not allow any visitation on the premises of nursing homes, even if there's a physical set up that would allow safe outdoor or distanced visitation. and in addition, the nursing home administration is on power to refuse one-on-one visitors that have -- that are essentially medically essential nurses homes have been refusing to allow family support people to visit unless people are literally within a day or two of dying, and this is -- the state has much more liberal guidelines, and the state actually guidelines say that there should be outdoor visitation. i got a call from dr. aragon in early june, promising this would change. the city attorney told my colleague at california advocates for nursing home reform the system would change a month ago. this is not happening. nursing home cases have now been locked down, isolated from their fa

teresa palmer. can you hear me? >> yes. >> okay. one, i would like dr. colfax and dr. aragon to address the ongoing isolation of nursing home patients and why health order c-1903 has not been revised. as you know, health order c-1903 does not allow any visitation on the premises of nursing homes, even if there's a physical set up that would allow safe outdoor or distanced visitation. and in addition, the nursing home administration is on power to refuse one-on-one visitors that have -- that are essentially medically essential nurses homes have been refusing to allow family support people to visit unless people are literally within a day or two of dying, and this is -- the state has much more liberal guidelines, and the state actually guidelines say that there should be outdoor visitation. i got a call from dr. aragon in early june, promising this would change. the city attorney told my colleague at california advocates for nursing home reform the system would change a month ago. this is not happening. nursing home cases have now been locked down, isolated from their fa

teresa palmer. can you hear me? >> yes. >> okay. one, i would like dr. colfax and dr. aragon to address the ongoing isolation of nursing home patients and why health order c-1903 has not been revised. as you know, health order c-1903 does not allow any visitation on the premises of nursing homes, even if there's a physical set up that would allow safe outdoor or distanced visitation. and in addition, the nursing home administration is on power to refuse one-on-one visitors that have -- that are essentially medically essential nurses homes have been refusing to allow family support people to visit unless people are literally within a day or two of dying, and this is -- the state has much more liberal guidelines, and the state actually guidelines say that there should be outdoor visitation. i got a call from dr. aragon in early june, promising this would change. the city attorney told my colleague at california advocates for nursing home reform the system would change a month ago. this is not happening. nursing home cases have now been locked down, isolated from their fa