Gov. Maura Healey on Friday announced a series of new measures aimed at improving safety in assisted living facilities in the wake of a fire at Gabriel House in Fall River that killed at least nine people on Sunday.

State regulators say a Massachusetts assisted-living facility where a fire killed 10 people earlier this month had its certification temporarily suspended nearly a decade ago due to resident mistreatm

All 273 assisted living facilities must send a letter to residents and families detailing fire safety protocols after deadly Fall River fire.

Gov. Maura Healey announced that statewide changes are coming to assisted living facilities in the wake of Sunday night’s fatal<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

Gov. Healey has announced measures to enhance safety at assisted living facilities​ in the wake of a fire​ that killed nine people.

State regulators say assisted-living facility where a fire killed 10 people earlier this month had its certification temporarily suspended nearly a decade ago due to resident mistreatment

In the years before a devastating fire killed ten residents at Fall River’s Gabriel House, records released to Boston 25 News reveal inspectors were keeping a close eye on the facility.

A Fall River independent and assisted-living facility where a fire killed 10 people earlier this month temporarily lost its certification nearly a decade ago.