 Utility companies are using mass power shutoffs to avoid sparking wildfires, and they don't always worry about nursing homes when they do it. Over half of nursing homes in the West are within a few miles of wildfire danger zones. They're required to have disaster protocols to keep residents safe. That means backup power generators or evacuation plans. But federal audits have turned up plenty of nursing homes that still aren't ready for a disaster, especially if the power shuts off. Read more at kffhealthnews.org.