The recent decision in State of Minnesota v. Yusuf, involving Promise Health Services LLC in Minnesota, should concern every family with a loved one receiving Medicaid-funded home care or nursing facility services. The case centered on allegations that Promise Health defrauded Minnesota’s Medicaid program by submitting false claims, billing for services never provided, and using a
South Carolina Nurses Association is up in arms over the recent decision by Trump’s Department of Education to strip graduate-level nursing degrees of their “professional degree” classification. This is more than a bureaucratic change. It is a shortsighted policy shift that threatens the already fragile nursing workforce, particularly in long-term care, where residents’ lives depend
The recent $45 million False Claims Act settlement involving Vohra Wound Physicians, one of the nation’s largest bedside wound-care providers for nursing homes and skilled nursing facilities, is one of the most significant fraud cases seen in long-term care in years. Vohra and its infamous founder, Dr. Ameet Vohra, built an enormous wound-care empire defending
The tragic death of 93-year-old Roger Andrews at Avenue at Aurora Care & Rehabilitation Center in Ohio is another heartbreaking example of how quickly a short-term rehabilitation stay can turn fatal when nursing homes fail to follow their own safety assessments. Roger was not a frail or declining elder; he was vibrant, active, and living
The tragic death of 93-year-old Roger Andrews at Avenue at Aurora Care & Rehabilitation Center in Ohio is another heartbreaking example of how quickly a short-term rehabilitation stay can turn fatal when nursing homes fail to follow their own safety assessments. Roger was not a frail or declining elder; he was vibrant, active, and living
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