Sexual harassment allegations cost New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo his job. Now, many want to see him answer for his handling of outbreaks in nursing homes.
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Read More »August 12, 2021 Comments Off on Cuomo exit isn’t stopping push for accountability on nursing home deaths
Sexual harassment allegations cost New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo his job. Now, many want to see him answer for his handling of outbreaks in nursing homes.
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Read More »April 29, 2020 Comments Off on Reporting of COVID-19 deaths by nursing homes inconsistent
Dozens of elderly residents have died from COVID-19 in Monroe County nursing homes, and advocates are questioning both the handling and reporting of those cases and the state’s Emergency or Disaster Treatment Protection Act, which partly shields nursing homes from ...
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Read More »March 8, 2017 Comments Off on Binding arbitration in nursing home cases spurs debate
As the nation’s courts wrestle with rules for nursing home arbitration agreements, one Virginia lawyer says he’s making arbitration work for his clients in nursing home cases. Not all his colleagues are on board, however. The issue is a familiar ...
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Read More »September 12, 2016 Comments Off on Nursing home decision offers ‘path’ for challenging arbitration agreements
PROVIDENCE, RI — Nursing homes commonly include mandatory arbitration agreements in the paperwork they have new patients sign, but the practice is increasingly the target of court challenges across the country. Much of the criticism centers on how the ...
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Read More »October 8, 2014 Comments Off on Firm targets billing results
Nursing homes can improve billing results with a service called Source Solutions, a new capability operated by two organizations of long-term care billing experts — Bonadio Receivable Solutions and MDS Solutions. Claudia Groenevelt, director of Bonadio Receivable Solutions, said the ...
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Read More »September 23, 2013 Comments Off on Court of Appeals: Nursing homes challenge equity requirement
The state is defending a 2010 law change that allows it to require nursing home owners to get written permission before spending more than 3 percent of their equity. It made its case recently before the state Court of Appeals, ...
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Read More »October 25, 2011 Comments Off on COA rules for attorney access to nursing homes
Rules promulgated by an assisted living nonprofit organization that restrict access by attorneys and advocates to residential care home residents are inconsistent with New York State Department of Health regulations, the New York State Court of Appeals said in a 5-2 decision last week.
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Read More »September 21, 2010 Comments Off on Public Health Law: The Brightonian Nursing Home v. Daines
Monroe County Supreme Court Public Health Law Nursing Homes — Medicaid The Brightonian Nursing Home v. Daines 2009-13213 Judge Rosenbaum Background: Monroe County Supreme Court Judge Rosenbaum ruled New York State Public Health Law §2808(5)(c) unconstitutional due to its effect ...
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Read More »September 17, 2010 Comments Off on Judge: Public health law unconstitutional
A Monroe County Supreme Court justice last week ruled a relatively new state law is unconstitutional. Judge Matthew A. Rosenbaum decided Thursday that Public Health Law §2808(5)(c), which deals with spending by nursing home owners, infringes on their rights.
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Read More »April 7, 2010 Comments Off on Nursing homes not open to lawyers: COA
New York’s top court has refused to order nursing homes to give state lawyers access to hundreds of psychiatric patients so they can advocate for their rights to treatment alternatives, living conditions or even release.
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