If the Supreme Court rules in favor of the Marion County Health & Hospital Corp., it could strip protections for people in the most vulnerable populations, writes Indianapolis elder law attorney Scott Severns.
When Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita chimed in as “friend of the court” in support of Marion County Health and Hospital Corp.’s petition to the, at least he is being philosophically consistent. But it is the height of hypocrisy for our Marion County health agency to ask the high court to protect it from the Medicaid recipients it serves when they are harmed by official actions in violation of federal law.The Star’s in-depth articles on Oct.
As a 20-year board member and past-president of the National Consumer Voice for Quality Long-term Care, I participated in the decades-long effort to get meaningful and enforceable rights for nursing home residents written into federal law. As an elder law attorney who has worked with people in need of quality long-term care for over 40 years, I know how powerless those residents and their families feel when there is no access to justice to enforce those rights.
HHC was rocked by scandal when the Star’s investigative reporters revealed the scheme hatched by Marion County
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