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🚨 BREAKING: It's been exposed that a network of "assisted living facilities" are STILL getting MILLIONS of taxpayer dollars from Minnesota despite the owner being an indicted FRAUDSTER The media went up to the door, and they PANICKED! "How is he still collecting checks, running these assisted living centers?!"... They're getting tens of MILLIONS. REP. ROBBINS: "In this case, and in others, they didn't [stop the funds]!" "This person owns assisted living facilities, and his wife runs the service provider part of it. He owns the property, one was purchased with the same shell company he used to money launder in Feeding Our Future. Now, that same shell company has been used to buy a new assisted living facility property!" This is unbelievable. CUT IT OFF, NOW.show more

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A Somalia immigrant indicted for laundering millions of US taxpayer dollars in Minnesota is allowed to keep running more businesses stealing our money while he’s awaiting trial His wife even has businesses stealing our tax money that are allowed to keep operating “This assisted living facility puts this all in perspective. It's owned by a man indicted for laundering a million dollars in the Feeding Our Future scam. He's Gandhi Mohammed, now Gandhi Abdi Kadai, and his LLC owns the homes. His wife runs the assisted living facilities, and the state is continuing to pay as he awaits his trial.” “We went to each of them.” (This is crazy footage) “These assisted living facilities received over $2.3 million in state money last year alone. A Minnesota Reformer article says he has been paid a whopping 49 million since 2016. How is it possible that this person who’s been indicted in feeding our future also is still collecting checks from the state running these assisted living centers with his wife?”

A Somalia immigrant indicted for laundering millions of US taxpayer dollars in Minnesota is allowed to keep running more businesses stealing our money while he’s awaiting trial His wife even has businesses stealing our tax money that are allowed to keep operating “This assisted living facility puts this all in perspective. It's owned by a man indicted for laundering a million dollars in the Feeding Our Future scam. He's Gandhi Mohammed, now Gandhi Abdi Kadai, and his LLC owns the homes. His wife runs the assisted living facilities, and the state is continuing to pay as he awaits his trial.” “We went to each of them.” (This is crazy footage) “These assisted living facilities received over $2.3 million in state money last year alone. A Minnesota Reformer article says he has been paid a whopping 49 million since 2016. How is it possible that this person who’s been indicted in feeding our future also is still collecting checks from the state running these assisted living centers with his wife?”

Wall Street Apes

59,394 次观看 • 7 个月前

NEW: NewsNation reporter Rich McHugh shows up to one “assisted living” facility in Minnesota that receives tons of taxpayer money only to find it’s a normal looking single family home. The facility is one of a few facilities owned by Gandi Mohamed. Mohamed was indicted in 2024 for allegedly laundering $1M in the Feeding Our Future case. “These assisted living facilities received over $2.3M in state money last year alone,” said McHugh. “A Minnesota Reformer article says [Mohamed] has been paid a whopping $49M since 2016.” “How is it possible that this person who has been indicted in feeding our future also is still collecting checks from the state running these assisted living centers with his wife?”

NEW: NewsNation reporter Rich McHugh shows up to one “assisted living” facility in Minnesota that receives tons of taxpayer money only to find it’s a normal looking single family home. The facility is one of a few facilities owned by Gandi Mohamed. Mohamed was indicted in 2024 for allegedly laundering $1M in the Feeding Our Future case. “These assisted living facilities received over $2.3M in state money last year alone,” said McHugh. “A Minnesota Reformer article says [Mohamed] has been paid a whopping $49M since 2016.” “How is it possible that this person who has been indicted in feeding our future also is still collecting checks from the state running these assisted living centers with his wife?”

Collin Rugg

1,040,786 次观看 • 7 个月前

A new scam has just been uncovered in Minnesota Regular homes are being registered as assisted living facilities - In Minnesota assisted living facilities have seen 2x the growth of other programs - They are receiving 15x the payments of other programs - Shell companies used to create some of the facilities - The amount of new locations have exploded in Minnesota cities - Many owned by known money laundering scammers “This may look like your typical single family home but it bills itself as an assisted living facility and it receives a lot of taxpayer money. Here in Minnesota the number of people getting help in assisted living facilities is up double the growth of other programs. But here's the kicker, the rate of payment in this assisted living space is 10 to 15 times the growth in other programs. We pulled the data on assisted living facilities in the Minneapolis area. Minneapolis, as you might expect, has a lot. 169. - St. Paul, with a population of 307,000, has 83 - Brooklyn Center, 30,000 population, has 106 - Brooklyn Park, population of 84,000, has 181, more than Minneapolis a city five times its size. But this assisted living facility puts this all in perspective. It's owned by a man indicted for laundering a million dollars in the Feeding Our Future scam.” “These assisted living facilities received over $2.3 million in state money last year alone. A Minnesota Reformer article says he has been paid a whopping $49 million since 2016.”

A new scam has just been uncovered in Minnesota Regular homes are being registered as assisted living facilities - In Minnesota assisted living facilities have seen 2x the growth of other programs - They are receiving 15x the payments of other programs - Shell companies used to create some of the facilities - The amount of new locations have exploded in Minnesota cities - Many owned by known money laundering scammers “This may look like your typical single family home but it bills itself as an assisted living facility and it receives a lot of taxpayer money. Here in Minnesota the number of people getting help in assisted living facilities is up double the growth of other programs. But here's the kicker, the rate of payment in this assisted living space is 10 to 15 times the growth in other programs. We pulled the data on assisted living facilities in the Minneapolis area. Minneapolis, as you might expect, has a lot. 169. - St. Paul, with a population of 307,000, has 83 - Brooklyn Center, 30,000 population, has 106 - Brooklyn Park, population of 84,000, has 181, more than Minneapolis a city five times its size. But this assisted living facility puts this all in perspective. It's owned by a man indicted for laundering a million dollars in the Feeding Our Future scam.” “These assisted living facilities received over $2.3 million in state money last year alone. A Minnesota Reformer article says he has been paid a whopping $49 million since 2016.”

Wall Street Apes

910,472 次观看 • 7 个月前

BREAKING - It has been revealed one of the Somalis indicted in Minnesota’s Feeding Our Future scam for stealing $14 million is still receiving millions in federal taxpayer dollars through a loophole where his wife operates “assisted living homes” that sit on properties he owns

BREAKING - It has been revealed one of the Somalis indicted in Minnesota’s Feeding Our Future scam for stealing $14 million is still receiving millions in federal taxpayer dollars through a loophole where his wife operates “assisted living homes” that sit on properties he owns

Right Angle News Network

625,117 次观看 • 7 个月前

This is mind-blowing, and it’s just the tip of the iceberg. NewsNation’s Rich McHugh has been on the ground in Minnesota reporting on Medicaid fraud. After his initial report in November, he received a tip to investigate assisted living facilities. The findings are staggering. MCHUGH: “Here’s what we know now. The number of people getting help in assisted-living facilities is up double the growth of other programs.” “But here’s the kicker. The rate of payment in this assisted living space is 10 to 15 times the growth in other programs.” “So we pulled the data on assisted living facilities in the Minneapolis area.” “Minneapolis has a lot—169. Saint Paul has 83.” “But Brooklyn Center, a suburb of 30,000, has 106, and Brooklyn Park, population 84,000, has 181. More than Minneapolis, a city five times its size.” “One assisted living facility puts this all into perspective. A defendant in the ‘Feeding Our Future’ scandal owns several assisted living facilities and continues to bill the state while awaiting trial.” “Gandi Mohamed was indicted for laundering $1 million in that case. His LLC owns homes around Minneapolis. Last year, those homes brought in $2.3 million from the state.”

This is mind-blowing, and it’s just the tip of the iceberg. NewsNation’s Rich McHugh has been on the ground in Minnesota reporting on Medicaid fraud. After his initial report in November, he received a tip to investigate assisted living facilities. The findings are staggering. MCHUGH: “Here’s what we know now. The number of people getting help in assisted-living facilities is up double the growth of other programs.” “But here’s the kicker. The rate of payment in this assisted living space is 10 to 15 times the growth in other programs.” “So we pulled the data on assisted living facilities in the Minneapolis area.” “Minneapolis has a lot—169. Saint Paul has 83.” “But Brooklyn Center, a suburb of 30,000, has 106, and Brooklyn Park, population 84,000, has 181. More than Minneapolis, a city five times its size.” “One assisted living facility puts this all into perspective. A defendant in the ‘Feeding Our Future’ scandal owns several assisted living facilities and continues to bill the state while awaiting trial.” “Gandi Mohamed was indicted for laundering $1 million in that case. His LLC owns homes around Minneapolis. Last year, those homes brought in $2.3 million from the state.”

Overton

79,208 次观看 • 7 个月前

🚨BREAKING: Gandi Yusuf Mohamed owns a network of "assisted living facilities" that's racking in MILLIONS of taxpayer dollars from Minnesota Mohamed has a PRIOR arrest for LAUNDERING MONEY during the Feeding Our Future Fraud Scheme. He submitted FRAUDULENT meal counts and claims and laundered more than $1.1 MILLION.

🚨BREAKING: Gandi Yusuf Mohamed owns a network of "assisted living facilities" that's racking in MILLIONS of taxpayer dollars from Minnesota Mohamed has a PRIOR arrest for LAUNDERING MONEY during the Feeding Our Future Fraud Scheme. He submitted FRAUDULENT meal counts and claims and laundered more than $1.1 MILLION.

The Patriot Oasis™

65,054 次观看 • 7 个月前

🇺🇸 MINNESOTA FRAUD WHACK A MOLE FINDS A NEW HOLE, ASSISTED LIVING EDITION A NewsNation visit to an “assisted living” facility in Minnesota led to an unexpected reveal. The address receiving large sums of taxpayer money looked like a normal single family home. Reporter Rich McHugh traced the property to Gandi Mohamed, who was indicted in 2024 for allegedly laundering $1 million in the Feeding Our Future scandal. Despite that case, facilities tied to Mohamed received more than $2.3 million in state funds last year alone. Records cited by Minnesota Reformer show he has collected roughly $49 million since 2016. Digging deeper, prosecutors say Minnesota has uncovered roughly $9 billion in fraud across 14 programs. McHugh’s reporting points to assisted living as a possible fifteenth. The numbers raise eyebrows. Smaller suburbs now host more assisted living facilities than Minneapolis itself, with payment growth running far ahead of enrollment. In this case, Mohamed owns the properties through an LLC. His wife operates the care services. The state continues paying, arguing he is technically just a landlord, even though one property was bought using the same shell company tied to the earlier fraud case. State Rep. Kristen Robbins, who chairs the House Fraud and Oversight Committee, called the lack of basic cross checks unconscionable. Source: Collin Rugg, NewsNation

🇺🇸 MINNESOTA FRAUD WHACK A MOLE FINDS A NEW HOLE, ASSISTED LIVING EDITION A NewsNation visit to an “assisted living” facility in Minnesota led to an unexpected reveal. The address receiving large sums of taxpayer money looked like a normal single family home. Reporter Rich McHugh traced the property to Gandi Mohamed, who was indicted in 2024 for allegedly laundering $1 million in the Feeding Our Future scandal. Despite that case, facilities tied to Mohamed received more than $2.3 million in state funds last year alone. Records cited by Minnesota Reformer show he has collected roughly $49 million since 2016. Digging deeper, prosecutors say Minnesota has uncovered roughly $9 billion in fraud across 14 programs. McHugh’s reporting points to assisted living as a possible fifteenth. The numbers raise eyebrows. Smaller suburbs now host more assisted living facilities than Minneapolis itself, with payment growth running far ahead of enrollment. In this case, Mohamed owns the properties through an LLC. His wife operates the care services. The state continues paying, arguing he is technically just a landlord, even though one property was bought using the same shell company tied to the earlier fraud case. State Rep. Kristen Robbins, who chairs the House Fraud and Oversight Committee, called the lack of basic cross checks unconscionable. Source: Collin Rugg, NewsNation

Mario Nawfal

51,789 次观看 • 7 个月前

WATCH: Chair Robbins walks the Fraud Committee through a web of potential fraud and describes how associates of a Feeding Our Future defendant, and possibly the defendant himself, are still receiving Medicaid dollars through assisted living facilities. "There is a Feeding Our Future defendant who is continuing to bill the state for assisted living services while awaiting trial in the Feeding Our Future scam." "In Feb. 2024, this person was indicted and charged for $1.1 million of money laundering in the Feeding Our Future scandal. This same person was paid an ADDITIONAL $49 million for other state programs between 2016 and 2024."

WATCH: Chair Robbins walks the Fraud Committee through a web of potential fraud and describes how associates of a Feeding Our Future defendant, and possibly the defendant himself, are still receiving Medicaid dollars through assisted living facilities. "There is a Feeding Our Future defendant who is continuing to bill the state for assisted living services while awaiting trial in the Feeding Our Future scam." "In Feb. 2024, this person was indicted and charged for $1.1 million of money laundering in the Feeding Our Future scandal. This same person was paid an ADDITIONAL $49 million for other state programs between 2016 and 2024."

MN House GOP Rapid Response

19,697 次观看 • 8 个月前

HOLY SH*T! Minnesota continues to fund assisted living facilities owned by a man indicted for money laundering in the massive Feeding Our Future fraud scandal, with millions in taxpayer dollars flowing to these operations. Gandi Mohamed who was indicted last year in laundering funds tied to the Feeding Our Future case, owns several residential properties functioning as assisted living facilities. These are operated by his wife and received more than $2.3 million in state funds in the most recent fiscal year, even as he awaits trial. Since 2016, companies and properties affiliated with Mohamed have collectively received approximately $49 million from the Minnesota Department of Human Services. Broader data reveals irregular trends in Minnesota's assisted living sector, where Medicaid payment rates have increased 10 to 15 times faster than in other programs, despite enrollment only roughly doubling over the same period.

HOLY SH*T! Minnesota continues to fund assisted living facilities owned by a man indicted for money laundering in the massive Feeding Our Future fraud scandal, with millions in taxpayer dollars flowing to these operations. Gandi Mohamed who was indicted last year in laundering funds tied to the Feeding Our Future case, owns several residential properties functioning as assisted living facilities. These are operated by his wife and received more than $2.3 million in state funds in the most recent fiscal year, even as he awaits trial. Since 2016, companies and properties affiliated with Mohamed have collectively received approximately $49 million from the Minnesota Department of Human Services. Broader data reveals irregular trends in Minnesota's assisted living sector, where Medicaid payment rates have increased 10 to 15 times faster than in other programs, despite enrollment only roughly doubling over the same period.

I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸

13,969 次观看 • 7 个月前

🚨 BREAKING: A MASSIVE new scam just blew open in Minnesota Regular single-family homes are being rebranded as “assisted living facilities” to drain taxpayer money. And the numbers are insane. Here’s what investigators found 👇 • Assisted living programs in Minnesota are growing 2× faster than other state programs • Payments are exploding at 10–15× the rate of everything else • Shell companies are being used to set up many of these locations • New “facilities” are popping up all over Minnesota cities • A shocking number are tied to known money-laundering scammers One of these places looks like an average house on a quiet street. But on paper, it bills itself as an assisted living facility. And it’s pulling in huge taxpayer dollars. Now look at these numbers 🤯 • Minneapolis (pop. ~425,000): 169 facilities • St. Paul (pop. ~307,000): 83 facilities • Brooklyn Center (pop. ~30,000): 106 facilities • Brooklyn Park (pop. ~84,000): 181 facilities Yes… more than Minneapolis, a city FIVE TIMES larger. And it gets worse. One of these “assisted living” operations is owned by a man indicted for laundering $1 MILLION in the Feeding Our Future scandal. 📌 These facilities pulled in $2.3 MILLION in state money last year alone 📌 According to Minnesota Reformer, that same individual has received $49 MILLION since 2016 This isn’t a coincidence. This isn’t mismanagement. This is a system being exploited on purpose. How much longer are taxpayers supposed to fund this? 👀

🚨 BREAKING: A MASSIVE new scam just blew open in Minnesota Regular single-family homes are being rebranded as “assisted living facilities” to drain taxpayer money. And the numbers are insane. Here’s what investigators found 👇 • Assisted living programs in Minnesota are growing 2× faster than other state programs • Payments are exploding at 10–15× the rate of everything else • Shell companies are being used to set up many of these locations • New “facilities” are popping up all over Minnesota cities • A shocking number are tied to known money-laundering scammers One of these places looks like an average house on a quiet street. But on paper, it bills itself as an assisted living facility. And it’s pulling in huge taxpayer dollars. Now look at these numbers 🤯 • Minneapolis (pop. ~425,000): 169 facilities • St. Paul (pop. ~307,000): 83 facilities • Brooklyn Center (pop. ~30,000): 106 facilities • Brooklyn Park (pop. ~84,000): 181 facilities Yes… more than Minneapolis, a city FIVE TIMES larger. And it gets worse. One of these “assisted living” operations is owned by a man indicted for laundering $1 MILLION in the Feeding Our Future scandal. 📌 These facilities pulled in $2.3 MILLION in state money last year alone 📌 According to Minnesota Reformer, that same individual has received $49 MILLION since 2016 This isn’t a coincidence. This isn’t mismanagement. This is a system being exploited on purpose. How much longer are taxpayers supposed to fund this? 👀

MAGA Storm

1,191,324 次观看 • 7 个月前

You’re never going to guess what happened when Rich McHugh from NewsNation went knocking on the door of several assisted living facilities in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. Turns out that despite being currently under indictment for defrauding the state of millions of dollars, the state is still paying the owner millions of dollars a year. Reporting and video credit: NewsNation Rich McHugh

You’re never going to guess what happened when Rich McHugh from NewsNation went knocking on the door of several assisted living facilities in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. Turns out that despite being currently under indictment for defrauding the state of millions of dollars, the state is still paying the owner millions of dollars a year. Reporting and video credit: NewsNation Rich McHugh

Kevin Dalton

388,420 次观看 • 7 个月前

The same man indicted for laundering over a million dollars in the Feeding Our Future scam now owns homes running assisted living facilities that the state is paying. That alone should trigger alarms. The state should already be cross referencing indictments across programs and pausing payouts. In my opinion, this is basic accountability.

The same man indicted for laundering over a million dollars in the Feeding Our Future scam now owns homes running assisted living facilities that the state is paying. That alone should trigger alarms. The state should already be cross referencing indictments across programs and pausing payouts. In my opinion, this is basic accountability.

Jeffery Mead

586,011 次观看 • 7 个月前

So, this guy. He belongs to the woman next door. Thing is she’s currently in an assisted living facility. Our sainted neighbor has been feeding him. Yesterday he was walking in the field in the back of our house so I meowed at him. He meowed back and came to me. Today this

So, this guy. He belongs to the woman next door. Thing is she’s currently in an assisted living facility. Our sainted neighbor has been feeding him. Yesterday he was walking in the field in the back of our house so I meowed at him. He meowed back and came to me. Today this

Gary Eaton

402,536 次观看 • 3 个月前

A former Assistant Anoka County Attorney in Minnesota caught helping run a sex trafficking organization in Hennepin County 🚨 The former Anoka County Assistant Attorney also ran assisted living and autism centers that stole OVER $4.6 MILLION from taxpayers “She is alleged to have secured and provided locations for commercial sex transactions. She also allegedly assisted in maintaining shell companies to hide and funnel profits, all this while working as an assistant county attorney. Court documents go on to say that guns were wielded to, quote, "Keep the victims in line." Those documents also say that Sampson was alleged to have been part of operating an assisted living and/or autism sites” She was responsible for creating and maintaining shell companies through they would use to launder money Businesses linked to the sex traffickers Andrea Sampson, Frank Reeves, and Viktoriya Komonash billed Medicaid roughly: - $2.5 million total for autism services, housing stabilization and assisted living, much of it suspected to be fraudulent - One specific assisted living facility, the former “commercial sex house” owned by Sampson billed more than $500,000 A Sampson-linked assisted living homes alone billed about $1.2 million between 2023 and 2026 - One report notes their companies submitted $4.65 million in total claims during that period

A former Assistant Anoka County Attorney in Minnesota caught helping run a sex trafficking organization in Hennepin County 🚨 The former Anoka County Assistant Attorney also ran assisted living and autism centers that stole OVER $4.6 MILLION from taxpayers “She is alleged to have secured and provided locations for commercial sex transactions. She also allegedly assisted in maintaining shell companies to hide and funnel profits, all this while working as an assistant county attorney. Court documents go on to say that guns were wielded to, quote, "Keep the victims in line." Those documents also say that Sampson was alleged to have been part of operating an assisted living and/or autism sites” She was responsible for creating and maintaining shell companies through they would use to launder money Businesses linked to the sex traffickers Andrea Sampson, Frank Reeves, and Viktoriya Komonash billed Medicaid roughly: - $2.5 million total for autism services, housing stabilization and assisted living, much of it suspected to be fraudulent - One specific assisted living facility, the former “commercial sex house” owned by Sampson billed more than $500,000 A Sampson-linked assisted living homes alone billed about $1.2 million between 2023 and 2026 - One report notes their companies submitted $4.65 million in total claims during that period

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81,006 次观看 • 2 天前

A man from Somalia named Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidl was part of the $250 million dollars Feeding Our Future scam He fled to Africa to avoid punishment He used laundered taxpayer money to buy a home in Minnesota that his wife still lives in, and he’s listed as the owner Reporter even knocked on the door and his wife answered the door A man from Somalia stole over a million dollars, bought a home, and his wife still lives in it after getting caught…. Only in America… He’s involved in millions of dollars in bribes, kickbacks, and laundered fraud proceeds

A man from Somalia named Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidl was part of the $250 million dollars Feeding Our Future scam He fled to Africa to avoid punishment He used laundered taxpayer money to buy a home in Minnesota that his wife still lives in, and he’s listed as the owner Reporter even knocked on the door and his wife answered the door A man from Somalia stole over a million dollars, bought a home, and his wife still lives in it after getting caught…. Only in America… He’s involved in millions of dollars in bribes, kickbacks, and laundered fraud proceeds

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979,938 次观看 • 8 个月前

🔥🚨BREAKING: This advertisement for an assisted suicide company in Canada has left many people around the world horrified. Source: Joey Mannarino: “We are living in very dystopian and sinister times. This is an advertisement is from an assisted suicide company in Canada. Suicide is being sold as the solution to problems. Murder is being dressed up with television ads (of course, in this case with hardly any diversity). These times are even scaring Satan.”

🔥🚨BREAKING: This advertisement for an assisted suicide company in Canada has left many people around the world horrified. Source: Joey Mannarino: “We are living in very dystopian and sinister times. This is an advertisement is from an assisted suicide company in Canada. Suicide is being sold as the solution to problems. Murder is being dressed up with television ads (of course, in this case with hardly any diversity). These times are even scaring Satan.”

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219,860 次观看 • 4 个月前

Hal Cranmer says assisted living is where the elderly are sent to wait till they pass away. Cranmer owns four assisted living homes in Arizona. When he first got into the business, he noticed something that bothered him. None of the residents were getting better either. They were treated like cardboard boxes at a storage unit - stacked out of the way, forgotten and slowly falling apart inside. He asked everyone in the industry why no one was trying to improve their health. The answer he kept getting was, "Well, they're old, so they don't get better." Cranmer thought that was nonsense. The standard assisted living model includes diaper changes, bingo, showers, three meals a day, and medications managed by outside doctors. Health improvement is not part of the protocol. Cranmer rejected the model and started cutting sugar, adding trainers, and putting his residents on low-carb diets. Nine of them have now moved back home in his decade running it. The industry built itself on managed decline because nobody told the elderly that recovery was still possible. — Hal Cranmer (A Paradise for Parents)

Hal Cranmer says assisted living is where the elderly are sent to wait till they pass away. Cranmer owns four assisted living homes in Arizona. When he first got into the business, he noticed something that bothered him. None of the residents were getting better either. They were treated like cardboard boxes at a storage unit - stacked out of the way, forgotten and slowly falling apart inside. He asked everyone in the industry why no one was trying to improve their health. The answer he kept getting was, "Well, they're old, so they don't get better." Cranmer thought that was nonsense. The standard assisted living model includes diaper changes, bingo, showers, three meals a day, and medications managed by outside doctors. Health improvement is not part of the protocol. Cranmer rejected the model and started cutting sugar, adding trainers, and putting his residents on low-carb diets. Nine of them have now moved back home in his decade running it. The industry built itself on managed decline because nobody told the elderly that recovery was still possible. — Hal Cranmer (A Paradise for Parents)

Goku

728,087 次观看 • 3 个月前

Dr. Tro asked me: "Who is the type of patient that would be in independent living, assisted living, and skilled nursing?" This was my response: Independent Living: "You can administer a lot of your medications on your own. You're totally healthy to you just might need a reminder here and there." Assisted Living: "Once you need 24/7 care, that's where you start thinking about assisted living. For example: If mom could turn on the stove and forget to turn it off, or she could wake up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night and end up down the street or in the pool." Skilled Nursing: "The big criteria is that they're combative. I worry about the safety of my caregivers, other residents, and the individual. Or they take so much time it pulls staff away from everyone else." Memory Care: "They're getting aggressive or they're really aggressive wanderers, they're always trying to escape." And here's the biggest mistake I noticed on this that I shared with DoctorTro: People usually put loved ones in memory care way too early when they could still be in assisted living. For example; dementia residents who need help with daily tasks.

Dr. Tro asked me: "Who is the type of patient that would be in independent living, assisted living, and skilled nursing?" This was my response: Independent Living: "You can administer a lot of your medications on your own. You're totally healthy to you just might need a reminder here and there." Assisted Living: "Once you need 24/7 care, that's where you start thinking about assisted living. For example: If mom could turn on the stove and forget to turn it off, or she could wake up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night and end up down the street or in the pool." Skilled Nursing: "The big criteria is that they're combative. I worry about the safety of my caregivers, other residents, and the individual. Or they take so much time it pulls staff away from everyone else." Memory Care: "They're getting aggressive or they're really aggressive wanderers, they're always trying to escape." And here's the biggest mistake I noticed on this that I shared with DoctorTro: People usually put loved ones in memory care way too early when they could still be in assisted living. For example; dementia residents who need help with daily tasks.

A Paradise for Parents

17,918 次观看 • 6 个月前

.Elon Musk - this is just one of MANY fraudulent programs following the same pattern. Non-existent clients receiving ZERO service - yet billing taxpayers for millions! As Chair of the Fraud Prevention Committee, I held a hearing on the NEW fraud in Adult Day Care & Assisted Living Facilities last week.

.Elon Musk - this is just one of MANY fraudulent programs following the same pattern. Non-existent clients receiving ZERO service - yet billing taxpayers for millions! As Chair of the Fraud Prevention Committee, I held a hearing on the NEW fraud in Adult Day Care & Assisted Living Facilities last week.

Kristin Robbins

77,328 次观看 • 7 个月前

WOW! Properties tied to the Feeding Our Future fraud in Minnesota are still owned by Somali scammers, despite plans for forfeiture. These fraudsters used taxpayer money to buy million-dollar properties, and even after being charged and convicted, they still own the homes and their families are living in them. What the actual fuck? This should be the biggest news story in the country, yet the mainstream media refuses to cover it.

WOW! Properties tied to the Feeding Our Future fraud in Minnesota are still owned by Somali scammers, despite plans for forfeiture. These fraudsters used taxpayer money to buy million-dollar properties, and even after being charged and convicted, they still own the homes and their families are living in them. What the actual fuck? This should be the biggest news story in the country, yet the mainstream media refuses to cover it.

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53,845 次观看 • 8 个月前