
Families struggle to bring home babies as home healthcare crisis continues
The journey to get Elin home took 411 days -- initially because she needed NICU care, but eventually because Jill and Kyle couldn't find a home healthcare nurse.
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The journey to get Elin home took 411 days -- initially because she needed NICU care, but eventually because Jill and Kyle couldn't find a home healthcare nurse.
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