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Billions to Nursing Home

Follow The Money The Trump Administration gave nursing homes billions from the CARES Act including $4.9 billion in May and $5 billion announced in July. HHS also released funds for providers based on Medicare and Medicaid revenues. The funds were intended to buy personal protective equipment, increase staffing to safe numbers, and testing. Nursing homes are

Reckless Endangerment?

The Seattle Times reported an incredible story of reckless endangerment. Dr. Nishita Bhumkar continued to see elderly and vulnerable patients despite having Covid symptoms. She then tested positive for COVID-19. Bhumkar worked at other facilities where patients had tested positive. A lawsuit alleges that Dr. Bhumkar intentionally misled people about her symptoms. Her boss might

Tax Dollars to Corporate Criminals

Follow the Money Nursing home companies sued for fraud or accused of wrongdoing received more than $300 million in coronavirus aid. The Washington Post reported that bad actors and corporate criminals in the industry got hundreds of millions of tax dollars. In fact, dozens of nursing home operators accused of illegal acts received funds.  The illegal

Groundbreaking Decision

The Decision Joe Biden boldly made a groundbreaking decision to pick Kamala Harris as the next vice president. She is the first Black woman and the first person of Indian descent nominated for national office by a major party. Harris is only the fourth woman chosen for presidential tickets. Biden’s groundbreaking decision shows Democrats commitment

Greedy Operator Indicted

The Department of Justice indicted a selfish and greedy nursing home operator for “equity skimming”.  Mark Yampol, according to the indictment, managed and controlled the Rosewood portfolio of nursing facilities in Illinois and Missouri. Yampol faces up to five years in prison if convicted, according to the DOJ. All but one of those facilities had a

CMS Warned Nursing Homes

Why weren’t nursing homes better prepared?  In Feb 2019 (a year before the pandemic), CMS warned nursing homes and sent this Feb 2019 Notice out. “The Emergency Preparedness Final Rule (81 Fed. Reg. 63860, September 16, 2016) sets out requirements for all providers and suppliers in regards to planning, preparing and training for emergency situations.

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