We recently blogged on a local hospice
that bills itself as non-profit. A friend mentioned that Helen Keller
Hospital also describes itself as non-profit. Of course, HKH usually
takes that designation just a little too seriously. We do have to
wonder, given some of the hospital’s losses in recent years, how
HKH can afford its ever growing army of attorneys to fight against
the new RegionalCare hospital in Florence. Surely Huntsville Hospital
isn’t helping to finance that fight?
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Sources say the woman at the center of
some local nursing home fraud has passed away. No word on any
lawsuit, but we will keep attempting to find out more particulars on
possible sidelined narcotics. If you have loved ones in nursing
homes, don’t hesitate to ask about their care. If nothing is being
covered up, the staff should be happy to address any of your
concerns.
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A recent commenter on Angel Gieske has
championed Angel as someone who helped unite families—no matter if
there were “problems” with her credentials or not. Well, gentle
reader, the problems also extended to her using a fraudulent address
for her non-profit “agency” and lying under oath about it all.
We’ll add that if credentials don’t really matter, a friend of
ours, plumber by trade, has expressed an interest in setting up a
practice in neurosurgery. Any one out there want to give him a try?
We’re sure he has the best interest of any patients at heart...
Shoalanda
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