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How for-profit nursing home regulators can use the powers they already have to fix growing problems with poor-quality care

  • Written by Charlene Harrington, Professor Emeritus of Social Behavioral Sciences, University of California, San Francisco
How for-profit nursing home regulators can use the powers they already have to fix growing problems with poor-quality careNursing homes care for more than a million people in the U.S.AP Photo/Richard Drew

Governments at both state and federal levels have yet to fully wield their authority to fight poor-quality care at for-profit nursing homes nationwide, leaving the pressing need for elder care accountability unmet.

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