Nursing home cuts resident care while diverting revenue to real estate, state oversight lacking
A Boston Globe Spotlight investigation found that a nursing home in Taunton, once praised for high quality, has seen a sharp decline in resident care after a new owner took over.
The new owner, Eli Mirlis, redirected significant portions of the facility’s revenue into a network of real estate holdings, according to the report.
State regulators have been criticized for limited intervention despite the facility’s drop from a five‑star rating to lower standards.
The investigation highlights broader concerns about profit‑driven management in long‑term care and the need for stronger oversight.
This writeup was produced by pharmadog from original reporting by STAT.
Original headline: “STAT+: He’s slashing quality at nursing homes. This state is letting it happen”
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