Medicaid’s Dark Secret
For many participants, the program that provides health care to millions of low-income Americans isn’t free. It’s a loan. And the government expects to be repaid.
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Elderly Resident Suffering from Dementia Sexually Abused at Bellflower Post Acute
On 9/13/18, two days after she was admitted to Bellflower Post Acute, a 75-year-old resident with dementia was sexually abused by a 60-year-old male resident who had been exhibiting inappropriate sexual behavior and demanding other residents to have sex with him.
October 2019
In this Issue
- Trusted Professionals Target the Assets of America’s Elderly
- Reforming AB 1629: No More Blank Checks for California Nursing Home Chains
- California Nursing Homes Near Worst in Nation in Nursing Home Complaints
- Bugs, Mold and Unwashed Hands: Rampant Safety Violations in Nursing Home Kitchens Endanger Residents
- CMS Adds Icon to Nursing Home Compare to Warn Public of Abuse
- Power Blackouts Endanger Elders
- Governor Signs Diluted Bill on Nursing Home Ownership
- Nursing Homes Not Only Industry Protected by the Department of Public Health
- California To Provide Financial Boost To Help Buy Health Coverage
Trusted Professionals Target the Assets of America’s Elderly
The consequences of unethical behavior by trusted professionals aren’t just financial.