In our Reality Check stories, Herald-Leader journalists dig deeper into questions over facts, consequences and accountability. Read more. Story idea? [email protected]. When you’re ...
The Lexington Herald-Leader has reported on problems in Kentucky nursing homes for many years. Unfortunately, the biggest problem — a lack of adequate staff on duty to care for vulnerable residents — ...
Kentucky is slowly reducing its huge pandemic-era backlog of annual inspections of the nursing homes — 80 percent of them owned by private, for-profit corporations — where more than 20,000 vulnerable ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Kentucky's nursing home industry is seeking relief from what it calls heavy-handed state oversight even though a recent review found multiple instances where its residents have ...
As of June, according to a CMS database of nursing home quality information, 73 percent of Kentucky’s 277 nursing homes were listed as going more than two years without a so-called “annual” inspection ...
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’They didn’t care.’ KY still faces huge backlog of long-overdue nursing home inspections
Kentucky is slowly reducing its huge pandemic-era backlog of annual inspections of the nursing homes — 80 percent of them owned by private, for-profit corporations — where more than 20,000 vulnerable ...
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