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Stone Academy students sue Connecticut officials for canceling their school credits - Vimarsana News

Stone Academy students sue Connecticut officials for canceling their school credits

“All of the persons who were in positions of trust for these thousand plus nursing students failed them,” said attorney David Slossberg.

Danbury nursing home facing fines after assault allegations - Vimarsana News

Danbury nursing home facing fines after assault allegations

A Danbury nursing home is facing more than $45,000 in fines after workers failed to report or investigate allegations that a nurse’s aide there had sexually assaulted a resident, records show. In January, months after staff members at Western Rehabilitation Care Center initially learned of the assault allegations, the resident installed a video camera in their room, according to a Department of Public Health report.

Danbury nursing home facing fines after sexual assault allegation - Vimarsana News

Danbury nursing home facing fines after sexual assault allegation

A resident of Western Rehabilitation Care Center put a camera in their room. What they discovered started a DPH inquiry and criminal probe.

CT med board fines doc, suspends physician assistant's license - Vimarsana News

CT med board fines doc, suspends physician assistant's license

The state Medical Examining Board issued a $5,000 fine and a reprimand to an orthopedic...

A Connecticut doctor surrenders her license following COVID exemption fraud accusation - Vimarsana News

A Connecticut doctor surrenders her license following COVID exemption fraud accusation

The Connecticut Medical Examining Board received an anonymous complaint that Dr. Sue McIntosh signed blank exemption forms and mailed them to anyone who sent her a self-addressed, stamped envelope.

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