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Media Probe Reveals Illegal Evictions At Indiana Nursing Homes; Weak Rules Enforcement Leads To Booting As Cheap, Easy Way To Unload Unwanted Patients

By r morris

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In Indianapolis, Indiana, The Indianapolis Star reports:Nursing homes are allowed to evict residents, but only for certain reasons. And only after telling the residents they have a right to appeal. And only if the nursing home has found another suitable home for the residents. That's the law. But the law isn't always reality.An investigation by The Indianapolis Star found numerous examples of

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on December 29, 2010 (boomark / email).

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