Skilled nursing owners and operators are trying to figure out how to take advantages of the recent changes to reimbursement. For profit nursing homes spend time and resources on how to maximize reimbursement due to changes in the Medicare Value‑Based Purchasing (VBP) program, the negative impacts of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), and
Recent reporting out of Vermont raises serious questions about how states approve new nursing home owners and what happens to residents when troubled facilities simply change hands. Several of Vermont’s largest nursing homes, previously owned by Genesis HealthCare, were sold to new operators with state approval. Within months, those same facilities were facing serious safety
The owners of the Hammonton and Deptford Nursing home have been caught enriching themselves with millions of stolen Medicaid dollars. After investigating the owners and following their trail of diverted and concealed Medicaid funds, the Office of State Comptroller filed a complaint against Hammonton and Deptford Nursing Home in Superior Court. The complaint explains how
CMS’s new audit findings confirm what families and plaintiff attorneys have been saying for decades: these aren’t harmless “documentation errors.” They are the natural result of a corporate nursing home model built on profit extraction, understaffing, and cutting corners. Nursing homes now lead the nation in improper payments — because the paperwork is being manipulated
A new WalletHub analysis just confirmed what too many South Carolina families already know: our state is failing older adults. South Carolina ranked second-worst in the nation for elder-abuse protections in 2025 — a staggering indictment of how little we invest in preventing abuse, neglect, and exploitation of our seniors. For years, the Palmetto State
Stunning reports out of New Jersey lay bare what families and plaintiff attorneys have been warning about for years: when nursing home owners hide money through related-party shell companies, residents pay the price. Acting Comptroller Kevin Walsh is demanding nearly $124 million from owners Daryl Hagler and Kenneth Rozenberg, accusing them of running a multi-year
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