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Lombardo administration fell short on infant opioid care

Nevada Audit Finds Shortcomings in Infant Opioid Care Under Lombardo

A legislative audit criticized Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo’s oversight of care plans for opioid-affected infants, revealing lapses in service documentation and monitoring, risking both infant welfare and federal funding. The audit, released in April, highlights the administration’s failure to address these issues, amid Nevada’s minimal progress in reducing overdose deaths.

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