A father dying from coronavirus, a distraught daughter and a midnight rescue.
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Sat. Apr 25, 2020
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“Did I Mess This Up?” A Father Dying From Coronavirus, a Distraught Daughter and a Midnight Rescue.
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Terrified residents, families and staff of the Queens Adult Care Center have watched helplessly as COVID-19 runs rampant. They say management lied about the extent of its spread. Here’s how one daughter rescued her sick dad.
by Joaquin Sapien
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Now That Coronavirus Is Inside This Adult Home for the Elderly or Mentally Ill, It May Be Impossible to Stop
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The staff and residents of an adult home for old, sick or mentally ill New Yorkers fear the virus is spreading and nobody will tell them who is sick. At least one resident has already died. Several have tested positive.
by Joaquin Sapien
Nursing Homes Violated Basic Health Standards, Allowing the Coronavirus to Explode
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Our analysis of federal inspection reports found that nine nursing homes put residents in “immediate jeopardy,” including a case where a nursing assistant fed a resident after changing soiled briefs without washing hands.
by Charles Ornstein and Topher Sanders
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Despite all the talk about appreciating health care workers, one California nurse caring for the sickest patients felt she needed more support.
by Ryan Gabrielson
Millions of People Face Stimulus Check Delays for a Strange Reason: They Are Poor
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The IRS has had trouble getting money to people quickly because millions of Americans pay for their tax preparation through a baroque system of middlemen.
by Paul Kiel , Justin Elliott and Will Young
This Hospital Has Only 8 Nurses. They Are Also the Janitors.
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Eight nurses are the overwhelming majority of employees who remain at Haskell County Community Hospital in Oklahoma. The future of the 25-bed hospital, which has been whittled down to operating only an emergency room since 2019, is increasingly grim.
by Brianna Bailey, The Frontier
Coronavirus Put Her Out of Work, Then Debt Collectors Froze Her Savings Account
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Kim Boatswain’s tax refund could have helped her get through the coronavirus slowdown. But debt collectors seized it. There are few options for Texans like Boatswain whose money was taken just before the state temporarily banned such garnishments.
by Kiah Collier and Ren Larson
NYC Mayor and Health Officials Misled Public About Plans to Move COVID-19 Patients Into Nursing Home, Advocates Say
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Lawmakers have also written that they are “deeply concerned” about the situation at a Roosevelt Island facility and the possibility that the coronavirus may be spreading from COVID-19 patients to long-time nursing home residents.
by A.C. Thompson
Coronavirus Entered My Father’s Nursing Home and Nobody Warned Me. I Did Not Get the Chance to Save Him.
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Reporter Jan Ransom’s father was the fourth resident of his nursing home to get COVID-19. Nobody told her about the first, so she couldn’t move him before he got sick. “I think that’s very unfair,” her father told her a week before he died.
by Jan Ransom for ProPublica
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