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Nursing Home Chain Opens Ch 11 After $258M FCA Order

Six nursing home business affiliates of Consulate Health Care sought Chapter 11 protection in Delaware late Monday, less than a month after a federal district court in Florida entered a nearly $258 million, treble damages False Claims Act judgment against the subsidiaries for issues dating to 2011.

Polk County, Florida adds 30 COVID deaths in two days as cases decline

Among the local deaths, 400 victims or 36.8% have been residents or employees of long-term care facilities, the sixth-highest total in the state, according to the department’s records. Five local facilities have been linked to at least 20 deaths: Highlands Lake Center, 31; Valencia Hills Health and Rehabilitation Center, 28; Winter Haven Health and Rehabilitation, 27; Oak Haven Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, 21; and Consulate Health Care of Winter Haven, 20. The Department of Health listed 24 Polk facilities with at least one current infection among residents or employees, led by Wedgewood Healthcare Center in Lakeland with 12 cases among residents. New COVID-19 cases in Polk The state reported another 229 confirmed infections for Polk residents based on tests processed Tuesday. That raised the cumulative figure to 55,058, with all but 383 listed as Florida residents.

Genesis HealthCare paid CEO George Hager $5 2 million retention bonus He retired months later

Nearly 3,000 residents of Genesis Healthcare nursing homes have died from covid-19. The company's CEO got a $5.2 million "retention" payment in October, then announced he was retiring in January.

Departing CEO paid $5 2 million retention bonus by chain where 2,800 residents died

Departing CEO paid $5.2 million ‘retention’ bonus by nursing home chain that lost 2,800 residents to covid Will Englund © Avi Steinhardt/Avi Steinhardt/For the Philadelphia Inquirer Genesis Healthcare CEO George Hager poses in the gym of Powerback Rehab in 2016 in Voorhees, N.J. Hager received a $5.2 million “retention payment” in late October but retired earlier this month. Buffeted by covid-19, struggling with crumbling finances, one of America’s largest nursing home chains gave its CEO a $5.2 million “retention payment” in late October, just as the second big wave of the pandemic was rising. On Jan. 5, nonetheless, George Hager Jr. retired as head of Genesis HealthCare.

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