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 </figure>By HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH Associated PressNORTON — A Norton County nursing home where every resident has tested positive for the coronavirus in a rural Kansas county with the state’s highest infection rate is losing its federal Medicare funding. The lack of masks among workers at the Andbe Home was cited this week in a scathing Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services report. The agency said the facility faces $14,860 in fines and that it will lose Medicare funding effective Nov. 18. Sixty-one residents of the home and about three dozen staff members have been infected, and at least 10 have died.<a href="https://hayspost.com/posts/002ae020-d2aa-426b-83ee-7b3615ccd360">RELATED:&nbsp;Norton Co. COVID-19 case count up to 668</a>

Norton nursing home removed from Medicare program, fined