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Director named in neglect case
LTC Liability Monitor, August 29, 2006
A nursing home director in Michigan faces charges of neglecting his duties pertaining to a January death at his facility, reported www.wzzm13.com. The Attorney General's (AG) office said Monday that the director failed to investigate the death of a woman at the nursing home that same day. The AG's office says the resident complained of shortness of breath in the days before her death. She allegedly left a note that accused the facility's staff of being responsible, according to www.wzzm13.com.
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