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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG/Gray News) – A family is seeking explanations after their mother died after months of medical malpractice at an Ohio nursing home.Lucy Garcia, 72, died July 2 after months of medical neglect, according to an autopsy report from the Lucas County Coroner’s Office.She was a resident of the Arbors Nursing Home in Oregon for many years.According to the coroner’s report, her death was ruled a homicide due to complications from severe bed sores, also known as sacral decubitus (Stage IV).Matt Mooney, an attorney who handles nursing home abuse cases, said Garcia’s death was tragic.”The pressure sores had already…
AI in healthcare is an overnight success 80 years in the making. As the underlying technology matures for real-world applications, companies reimagining this industry are being met with unprecedented demand. Healthcare AI is having its moment, with an explosion of new entrants and exceptionally high market demand for solutions from established incumbents. We are seeing this play out in the startup ecosystem and across boardrooms at Fortune 500 companies, as CEOs from within the industry and outside are eyeing healthcare AI as an immense market opportunity — from Big Tech and Big Pharma, to the very institutions that are responsible…
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WIS) – An Irmo woman has been arrested after allegedly stealing thousands of dollars from nursing home residents in Charleston.According to South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson’s Office, the state’s Vulnerable Adult and Medicaid Provider Fraud Unit (VAMPF) arrested Rose Shelley Davis, 64. Davis was charged with one count of exploitation of a vulnerable adult, one count of financial identity fraud, two counts of financial transaction card fraud (over $500 in a six-month period), and one count of breach of trust with intent to defraud (over $10,000).Authorities say the investigation revealed that Davis used funds and assets belonging…
Staff Report news@lexingtonchronicle.com An Irmo woman has been arrested and charged with depriving vulnerable adults of their financial assets. According to a release from South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson’s office, Rose Shelley Davis, 64, of Lexington County, was indicted on one count of exploitation of a vulnerable person, one count of financial identity fraud, two counts of financial transaction card fraud (over $500 in a six-month period) and one count of breach of trust with intent to fraud. “The (Vulnerable Adult and Medicaid Provider Fraud) investigation revealed that between Nov. 10, 2021 and April 29, 2022, Davis is alleged…
COO Tina Prescott named president and CEO of West Tennessee HealthcareJACKSON, Tenn. (Sept. 24, 2024) – On September 12, West Tennessee Healthcare lost its President and CEO, James “JR” Ross. JR was a dedicated and beloved leader whose vision and heart for this health care organization touched all who encountered him. He left a tremendous legacy and we will miss him deeply.At the monthly meeting of the West Tennessee Healthcare Board of Directors, board members reported that JR has prepared a succession plan to ensure continuity in leadership at West Tennessee Healthcare and has discussed that plan with the board.Consistent…
The study found that while New Jersey enjoys high-quality health care, health care costs have been rising sharply for nearly a decade. TRENTON – The Murphy Administration today released three reports assessing the quality and cost-effectiveness of health care in New Jersey. These reports are an important first step in understanding and addressing the health care affordability issues that affect individuals and families across the state and the nation. The reports demonstrate that lack of affordable health care continues to burden New Jerseyans and will help support the development of innovative and collaborative approaches to address high health care costs.…
Shiboo Varughese, CTO of CirrusLabs, a leading Atlanta-based technology company, is passionate about using AI to drive innovation. Getty Diabetic retinopathy is the leading cause of blindness in adults, but if diagnosed early and treated correctly, blindness can be prevented. However, diagnosis can be tedious and treatment requires specialized medical professionals. This is one of the reasons why the healthcare industry is turning to generative AI (GenAI): Recent studies have shown that deep learning models can accurately identify diabetic retinopathy from static retinal images. During testing, the AI models achieved diagnostic accuracy on par with expert ophthalmologists. This is just…
Massive data breach at Change Healthcare: medical records, social security numbers, and more exposed Last updated: September 25, 2024 6:58 AM EST Have you heard of it? Consumer Investigator Brian Roach answers. We first told you about this letter about a month ago when it was first sent out, but now another series of letters are being delivered to victims of the largest breach of medical records in history. This letter is from Change Healthcare, the largest medical payment processing company in the world. This company handles medical billing, and frankly, you probably haven’t heard of this. But your family…
The former Charles Morris Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Squirrel Hill will once again serve as a senior living home with a new look and vision. The Jewish Senior Citizens Association, which owns the facility, says the long-standing facility is part of a planned development to expand living options in Pittsburgh while meeting the ever-changing needs of city residents. “We are proud to provide such an incredible service for the seniors in our community,” said Jewish Senior Citizens Association President Louis Pran during last week’s annual meeting. “Our vision is to create a vibrant, inclusive community that supports seniors at…