By Matt Sedensky, Bernard Condon and Allen Breed · AP has revealed that a quiet surge in nursing home deaths — from causes other than COVID-19 — is attributable to neglect and isolation in the shadow of the coronavirus pandemic. An AP team documented heartbreaking examples across the country, based on an exclusive expert analysis that estimates the number of non-COVID “excess deaths” in U.S. nursing homes, above and beyond what is normal, could top 40,000 since March. National writer Matt Sedensky and investigative reporter Bernard Con ...
A 72-year-old woman's death at a nursing home in Ohio has been ruled a homicide. Her family says they plan to sue Arbors at Oregon for neglect.
As the U.S. government debates whether to require higher staffing levels at nursing homes, financial records show some owners routinely push profits to sister companies while residents are neglected.
When COVID-19 tore through Donald Wallace’s nursing home... by neglect but by a mental state plunged into despair by... “There have been some really sad and disturbing stories that have...
소득공제 수입 직수입양서 Nursing Home Nightmares: America's Disgrace. A True Story of Abuse, Neglect and Corporate Greed [ Paperback, POD 주문제작도서 ] 바인딩 & 에디션 안내 Mollette, Glenn Milo House Press 2001년 10월 01일 첫번째...
NEW YORK (AP) — New York Attorney General Letitia James announced that operators of four nursing homes in New York will pay $45 million to settle claims that they neglected and mistreated residents...
Nursing home neglect is a horrific crime. If your loved one suffered neglect or abuse, call nursing home negligence lawyer Tim Misny now!
Levesque, a teddy bear of a man, seesawed between addiction and recovery many times over the years, and told his family that this was his wake-up call, that he was finally going to “get clean” while in the Brockton nursing home. ...
W5 this week: Sandie Rinaldo tells the story of dozens of families who are going to court against one of the largest owners of nursing homes, seeking damages for the neglected care they claim their...
1062 comments ; Ontario long-term care homes continue to break the law without facing serious penalties, with egregious consequences for seniors in the province. "We need to really overhaul the inspection regime and make sure that we are properly holding to account, frankly, the slew of bad actors that exist in this sector," said Vivian Stamatopoulos, an associate teaching professor at Ontario Tech University and an advocate on long-term care issues. After a year that revealed the cracks in the long-term care system, with 3,773 residents dying ...