GERRY, N.Y. (WKBW) — Another nursing home is closing in Western New York, marking the latest facility to shut down amid challenges facing the long-term care industry. Heritage Village, a rehabilitation and skilled nursing facility in the Town of Gerry, announced it will be closing due to financial and operational difficulties. Heritage CEO Lisa Haglund said in a statement that the facility has seen a "significant reduction" in residents since the COVID-19 pandemic, with "fewer than 40 residents" currently living there. The closure follows the shutdown of the Absolut Care facility in Westfield this past summer. WATCH: Heritage Village Skilled Nursing Facility in the Town of Gerry to closeHeritage Village Skilled Nursing Facility in the Town of Gerry to closeState Senator George Borrello said these closures reflect systemic problems within the industry.