Documents reveal hundreds of nursing homes flagged for 'serious problems' and 'deficiencies' in care

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

collected millions in PPP loans.

A resident at South Carolina's Commander Nursing Home "went 20 hours without the prescribed tube feeding," a Medicare inspection report said.

A man at Kingston Healthcare Center in California fell off his bed, naked, and hit his head on the ground, according to a Medicare document. He "experienced vomiting, sleepiness, elevated blood pressure and heart rate, and decreased level of consciousness" and was unable to recognize his wife, but employees "delayed his transfer to a higher level of care for almost 10 hours," the report added.

And seniors who lived at the Mescalero Care Center were subject to "abuse, fear, and intimidation" because a nursing assistant, who they'd said was "rough" and "verbally abusive," stayed on staff at the New Mexico facility, another Medicare report said.

These are a handful of the more than 200 worst-rated nursing homes in the US that were awarded millions in coronavirus relief funds despite yearslong histories of violations.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/documents-reveal-hundreds-of-nursing-homes-flagged-for-serious-problems-and-deficiencies-in-care-collected-millions-in-ppp-loans/ar-BB184rhx?li=BBnb7Kz

[Phoenix61]

1. They need to start prosecuting nursing home

administrators who allow that to happen with elder neglect and throwing their greedy butts in jail.

[SheltieLover]

2. Investigative reportees need to look into who owns these facilities!

Pretty sure all legislators!