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Calif. city to pay $800K to family of man who died after firefighters wouldn't enter his care center because of COVID rules - Vimarsana News

Calif. city to pay $800K to family of man who died after firefighters wouldn't enter his care center because of COVID rules

A city in California has settled a wrongful death lawsuit filed by a woman whose father died shortly after firefighters refused to enter his care center because of alleged COVID-19 protocols.On the evening of November 17, 2021, 911 dispatchers received a call from a nurse about an unresponsive patie...

Rialto pays $800K to daughter of patient firefighters refused to treat inside acute care facility - Vimarsana News

Rialto pays $800K to daughter of patient firefighters refused to treat inside acute care facility

Firefighters mistakenly cited COVID protocols as their reason for not entering Rialto Post Acute Care Center to treat 56-year-old patient in cardiac arrest.

Rialto pays $800K to daughter of patient firefighters refused to treat inside acute care facility - Vimarsana News

Rialto pays $800K to daughter of patient firefighters refused to treat inside acute care facility

Firefighters mistakenly cited COVID protocols as their reason for not entering Rialto Post Acute Care Center to treat 56-year-old patient in cardiac arrest.

WILLIAM M. BRADY, 70 - Vimarsana News

WILLIAM M. BRADY, 70

William M. Brady, 70, of Commodore, PA died on Monday, February 26, 2024 at Indiana Regional Medical Center. The son of William "Lee" and Anna Mae (Ke...

Fired Rialto firefighters win appeal; reinstatement and back pay ordered - Vimarsana News

Fired Rialto firefighters win appeal; reinstatement and back pay ordered

An arbitrator found that the firefighters were wrong not to enter a nursing facility to treat a dying man because of COVID precautions, but said their punishment was unreasonable.

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