Federal prosecutors have admitted that the owner of the former nursing home empire, who has admitted to having been sentenced to three years in the $38 million tax fraud scheme, announced Thursday, has been sentenced to three years.Joseph Schwartz, 65, of Suffern, New York, operated 95 facilities in 11 states before his plans overthrowed his company, according to a statement from the New Jersey Lawyers' Office District.Schwartz admitted not to pay $308.9 million in taxes on behalf of employees at 90 healthcare facilities nationwide. His company, Skyline Management, was headquartered on a pizza shop in Woodridge, the office said.Skyline Healthcare,…
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Bakersfield, California (KBAK/KBFX) – More than 100 people gathered at CSUB on Saturday morning, with US representatives David Valadao and Vince Fong continuing to protest against cutting Medicaid.Many demonstrated it with chants and descriptive posters expressing their dissatisfaction with the Trump administration's plans for health care in California.One of the speakers, CSUB student Marcilla Diaz, took part in the “Hands-Off” protest to show solidarity with the ongoing issues.”It was nice to know that I wasn't alone, especially as a native,” Diaz said. “We already feel like a minority and don't feel as expressive as we should be here. It's really…
As far as intergenerational stereotypes go, Baby Boomers (1946-1964) are often accused of being a self-absorbed generation who often stockpiled wealth, ignored the environment, and had no problem prioritizing their own interests towards their families. After all, they are mostly the generation who raised Gen X (1965-1980) and the old millennials (babys from the 80s), also known as Gen Goonie, the most unparented group of decades.Painting an entire generation with the same brush is unfair. Still, people once called “my generation” have developed a reputation for not being much involved in the lives of their grandchildren than their parents. The…
Our state's healthcare industry is facing a massive labor shortage that strains access to care. Now, the Pennsylvania Hospitals and Health Systems Association says the federal can see a shortage of more than 20,000 care providers until 2032. family. “When staff are not present, hospitals do everything they can to ensure they can provide care to those who need it on time,” says Robert Shipp, vice president of workforce and clinical affairs at the Pennsylvania Hospital and Health Systems Association. “When staff are not present, hospitals do everything they can to provide care to those who need it on time.…
It took me nearly an hour to control the flames on Friday. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville firefighters responded to a fire at a nursing home complex in the Crescent Hill area. At about 10:45am, the Louisville Fire Station and St. Matthews Fire Station sent their crews to the Louisville campus in Kentucky, the Freemasonry home, off Frankfort Avenue. Firefighters arrived at the scene within minutes and found heavy smoke from the base of the three-storey brick building. Shortly after its arrival, a second alarm was requested to support firefighting operations. Once firefighters were able to access the building, they discovered…
Scott Brewster said the closure of Butte's nursing home last month surprised him.”They're 300-resident villagers,” said Brewster, president of Boyd County's 300-resident village.The closure was a blow to the village, but it was also personal for Brewster.His stepfather was a resident of the facility and when it was closed he had to move to another facility two and a half hours away. He passed away just a week after moving in.With the closure of Butte's senior living, Boyd County became Nebraska's 22nd county and had no nursing homes.Butte officials hope to reopen the center, but they are being hampered by…
Leaked budget documents from the White House show potential elimination of nursing home-related changes, particularly medical workforce programs focusing on geriatric medicine and other aging services, as well as prioritizing research and accreditation funds. The “pre-conclusive” document, titled “Divisional Health and Human Services (HHS) 2026 Discretionary Budget Passback,” released by Inside Medicine, included several other focus areas related to nursing homes, including the budget for nursing home workforce development and the elimination of the long-term care ombuzuman program. The focus on mandatory and certification investigations is also highlighted in Doc, which has a two-year funding period. The Nursing Home Association…
Touro Pa students refined their crafts Touro University is working to resolve this potential crisis by quickly training future healthcare professionals. TOOO University School of Health Sciences in New York and Tulo Osteopathic Medicine in California, Nevada and New York have developed successful medical programs for physician assistants (PAs) and osteopathic physicians, which are replicated in underserved communities nationwide to meet this growing need. Organic growth built on a solid foundation Dr. Joe Tommasino is Vice President of PA Program Development and Operations and Vice President of PA Program (Northeast). “In Touro, we built a foundation,” he shares. “We currently…
Mr. Davis was previously the company's chief commercial officer. Knoxville, Tennessee, April 18, 2025 (Globe Newswire) – Healthcare Integrated Technologies Inc. (OTC Pink: HITC), a global leader in AI-driven safety and surveillance solutions, proudly announces its appointment from Chief Commercial Officer to Chief Revenue Officer (“CRO”) at Theo Davies. Before Davis was the company's chief commercial officer, Davis was a former Google executive and head of sales potential for the Asia-Pacific region. Davis continues to bring rich global expertise and leadership to HITC. His exceptional background, including a master's degree from the University of Edinburgh, Davies, an MBA at SP…
What happens if someone is arrested and charged with a crime?When someone is arrested and charged with a crime, the police department observes protocols that include reading Miranda's rights.Joseph Schwartz originally owned and operated Skyline Management Group LLC, which was headquartered in Woodridge.The New York man was sentenced to 36 months in a role in a $38 million employment tax fraud scheme that included nursing homes owned in 11 states, including New Jersey, U.S. lawyer Alina Haba said.Joseph Schwartz, 65, of Suffern, New York, pleaded guilty before District Judge Susan D. Whitenn of Newark to intentionally failing to submit an…