A newly filed lawsuit in New Jersey puts a spotlight on a business model that plaintiff attorneys have been confronting for years: nursing home owners using related companies to drain Medicaid dollars out of facilities while residents are left in chronically understaffed and unsafe conditions. The state’s Office of the Comptroller has sued the owners

Vermont has quietly spent tens of millions of public dollars bailing out nursing homes that cannot keep their doors open without emergency relief. According to recent reporting, the state has issued roughly $38 million in extraordinary financial assistance over the past several years, much of it tied to staffing costs. What was once meant to

Recent investigations in New Jersey have once again exposed the same troubling pattern inside the nursing home industry: severe neglect inside facilities paired with financial practices designed to move public dollars away from resident care. As reports continue to document unsafe conditions, abuse, and understaffing, the legislation that could help regulators and families understand where