Planning ahead matters—especially in states where access to skilled nursing can depend on a formal waiting list process.
In this video, David Hunter, CEO & President of Mary Wade|Chatham Place at Mary Wade, explains that Connecticut is one of the few states with a law governing nursing home waiting lists. Facilities must maintain an ordered list of applicants and offer openings based on that sequence.
Key takeaway: consider applying early. Submitting an application is typically free, and if contacted before you’re ready, you can decline while maintaining awareness of your position on the list. It’s a practical step that can preserve choice when care is needed.
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