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Former administrator sues state
LTC Liability Monitor, May 18, 2005
A former nursing home administrator who claims she was wrongly accused of exploiting a resident is suing the state of Iowa and the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals, the Associated Press (AP) reported.
Tiffany Mosher was found to have engaged in unethical behavior by state regulators and a court of appeals in connection with $55,000 worth of gifts she received from a resident at the Grand Avenue Care Center in Ames, IA, where she was the administrator. Mosher's suit contends the state and the department of inspections were negligent in their findings. She is seeking close to $1.7 million in damages.
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