Category: Regulatory Oversight

DOJ Investigates ProMedica’s Greenville East

WSPA reported that a local nursing home in Greenville, S.C. has offered care so horrendous that the United States Department of Justice has stepped in to sue them, along with three other facilities. Greenville East, along with three other ProMedica-owned facilities, are being sued for their consistent failures maintain residents’ hygiene, conduct proper wound care,

Dumping or Involuntary Discharge

“We can’t take care of you any longer,” is a message countless long-term care residents have heard from facilities soon before they are evicted from the facility and left with no place to go. Dana White and Chris Knoblock worked to capture this heartbreaking situation that too often takes place in their 12-minute short film,

Related Party Transactions

WVTR reported that one for-profit nursing home facility in Colonial Heights, Virginia, is in hot water for doing something most nursing homes get away with every day. Last April, Colonial Heights Rehabilitation and Nursing Center received news coverage for their scathing 1-star quality rating from the federal government and their staggering profit margins. The facility

Lack of Oversight

A recent NPR report highlights a growing crisis in nursing home oversight across many states. In Kansas, for example, more than half of the positions for nursing home inspectors remain unfilled, leaving serious complaints to languish for months without investigation. One tragic case involved a 94-year-old resident who was left on the floor for 90

Medicaid Fraud for Short-staffing

The Office of State Comptroller Medicaid Fraud division settled with three New Jersey nursing homes to pay Medicaid $2.1 million after reviews revealed serious understaffing in violation of legal requirements. The OSC’s Medicaid Fraud Division found that all three New Jersey nursing homes, Barnegat Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, Belle Care Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, and

Five-Star Ratings in SC

The population of aging adults is continually growing in South Carolina, and the need for transparency like this is becoming more urgent. A report from “The Packet” has provided a list of the best and worst low country nursing homes in 2025. The quality of care for your loved one can vary dramatically from one zip

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