by Christie D'Agostino | Feb 22, 2023 | Brian P. Murphy, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, CMS, nursing home abuse, nursing home attorney, nursing home data, nursing home deaths, nursing home neglect, nursing home profits, nursing home reforms, nursing homes, philadelphia attorney, private-equity owned nursing homes, privately-owned nursing homes, wrongful death
Biden Administration Calls for Transparency in Nursing Home Ownership and Operation: Research reveals that for-profit and private equity ownership of nursing homes is connected with increased nursing home malpractice and wrongful death. According to a USA Today...
by Christie D'Agostino | Oct 8, 2022 | Brian P. Murphy, coronavirus, COVID-19, nursing home abuse, nursing home attorney, nursing home data, Nursing Home Investigations, nursing home neglect, nursing home profits, nursing home reforms, nursing home workers, nursing homes, nursing homes coronavirus, pandemic lawsuits
For-Profit Nursing Home Neglect Amid Pandemic: Severe understaffing within for-profit nursing home chains led to poor care, nursing home neglect, and a negative impact on the health of residents. About 70% of nursing homes in the US are run by for-profit operators....
by Christie D'Agostino | Sep 12, 2022 | nursing home attorney, nursing home data, Nursing Home Investigations, nursing home profits, nursing homes, philadelphia attorney
Nursing Homes Having Friends or Family Pay Patients’ Debt Often using admissions agreements to ensnare friends and family who have no legal responsibility for residents’ debts, nursing homes are ignoring federal debt collection laws as they go after residents’...
by Christie D'Agostino | Nov 30, 2021 | Brian P. Murphy, New Jersey Nursing Homes, nursing home attorney, nursing home data, nursing home profits, nursing home workers, nursing homes
New Jersey limits nursing home profits to boost quality of care; New York and Massachusetts are also implementing accountability measures. New Jersey is one of three states to set requirements on how nursing homes spend the payments they receive from government...
