New York nursing home operator to pay $45 million over claims it stole funds, neglected care
The settlement, opens new tab, announced by New York Attorney General Letitia James on Thursday, also provides for an independent, court-appointed medical monitor and a separate financial monitor to oversee the Bronx, New York-based company's operations.
Operator of Buffalo nursing home to pay $45 million in settlement with New York attorney general
The owners of four New York nursing homes, including one in Buffalo, will pay up to $45 million to settle a lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James that accused the owners of financial fraud and resident neglect.
AG James secures a $45 million settlement from four New York nursing homes for financial fraud and resident mistreatment.
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