Florida ALF News This Week
Published: Fri, 09/13/19
Several civil legal aid organizations in Florida have filed a federal class action lawsuit against the agencies that operate the state's Medicaid
A South Florida doctor is being accused of extorting her 86-year-old patient after police say she got the man to sign over co-ownership of his home without his knowledge.
Seattle-based senior living and care referral service A Place for Mom has agreed to settle for $6 million a putative class action lawsuit that claims the company violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. The company denies the allegations in the lawsuit.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis released the full report on just how seriously his state agencies took Dorian.
More than 100 Florida healthcare facilities — hospitals nursing homes and assisted living facilities — were evacuated because of Hurricane Dorian amid fears of flooding or power outages.
A month after a proposed constitutional amendment to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was withdrawn from the 2020 ballot, a South Florida Democrat has pre-filed a resolution
Those looking to age in place could see sales-tax exemptions on independent living items such as shower seats, bed rails and grab bars should House Bill
Miami-Dade police say a ShotSpotter alert drew them to a home in the 11000 block of Southwest 172nd Terrace, where they found a man fatally shot and an assisted living facility being operated.
