WRDW reported the prison sentence for a long term care facility owner. Not only did Estelle Amelia Hutchinson run an unlicensed care home, but she also forced residents to be locked in rooms without access to basic needs. While an unlicensed facility is bad enough, as it skirts health and safety regulations, the residents were
John Oliver satirizes Medicare Advantage and exposes both the systemic shortcomings of this insurance industry-created monstrosity, and its, er, disadvantages for consumers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ejoi9yfLVCc
A study conducted in Florida has found that most nursing homes that are sold to the private sector experience a decrease in the quality of care they offer after having been sold. Nursing homes that were once publicly traded companies saw an average decrease of .5 stars within a few years of being sold to
Skilled Nursing News had an article about the golden age of occupancy and census as competent staffing continues to decline. As vulnerable adults in nursing homes across the U.S. experience hardship and abuse, two COOs of Senior Care share their view of how to increase profit in the senior-care industry. Both Andy Frasure, COO of
A federal judge recently ruled that Humana must face a class-action lawsuit for its use of artificial intelligence. In addition to being blatantly unethical, Humana has proven itself to be so embarrassingly lazy and cheap that they are using robots to deny care to its patients instead of people. Perhaps this is also because humans
HR 1, formerly known as the “Big Beautiful Bill” is expected to have a massive impact on the long-term care and hospital sector. Some states, such as Idaho and North Carolina, have already made cuts to Medicaid in anticipation of HR 1. North Carolina plans to cut nursing home funding by 10%, and the state
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