“Minnesota LTC pros apologize to public after abuse claims,” by Marty Stempniak, McKnight’s LTC News

Quote: “Long-term care professionals in Minnesota are apologizing to the public this week, following abuse allegations against them in the Gopher State. Local press detailed some of those allegations in a report last week, calling conditions that seniors experienced ‘horrific’ and worse than a ‘doggy day care.’ Gayle Kvenvold, CEO of LeadingAge Minnesota, apologized to the public for past incidents, according to TwinCites.com.”

LTC Comment (from Stephen A. Moses, President, Center for Long-Term Care Reform):  Minnesota, along with Washington and Oregon, has one of the better reputations for Medicaid-financed long-term care in the country. But evidently it still has its problems like most of the country.

Minnesota LTC pros apologize to public after abuse claims

#Minnesota
#goldencareagent