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Nursing Homes Abuse Blog By Jonathan Rosenfeld

Tag Archives: medical error

Where Will Nursing Home Residents Go When Medicare Closes Dangerous Facilities?

Posted in Nursing Home Abuse

I was reviewing the AARPBulletintoday, and they ran a story about Kentucky nursing home that was cited for reports of alleged nursing home abuse and neglect by nursing state nursing home inspectors.  Winchester Centre for Health and Rehabilitation received a Type A citation- the most serious nursing home citation a state can give– for problems… Continue Reading

Feds Investigate VA Nursing Home For Dangerous Care

Posted in National Nursing Home Issues

The Justice Department is investigating the quality of care at the Minneapolis Veterans Home in Minnesota.  “Essentially they want to know if the civil rights of residents mights have been violated by not getting the care they should have,” said Gil Acevedo, deputy commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Veterans affairs, that operates the facility…. Continue Reading

The List Of ‘Never Events’ Grows

Posted in Medicare

Effective 10/1/2008, hospitals and nursing homes will no longer be able to seek reimbursement from Medicare for medical conditions deemed preventable.  The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is asking states to coordinate Medicare and Medicaid policies to prevent facilities from billing Medicaid for preventable medical errors for individuals who may be eligible for both… Continue Reading

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