@ProPublica@KimPerales With modern electronics there is just no excuse. Alarms on the doors and people who are in danger when leaving the facility can wear unobtrusive proximity sensors if their Team deems it necessary. One problem that arises is when a memory care unit just demands too much even for enhanced staffing ratios. My experience is that legislatures cut resources until something horrible happens and then they blame the staff and increase resources (or a court monitor forces it).
We are poor & cannot afford to do long legal battles. We need the public to help by calling & emailing them. Please help us.
Please send at least ONE EMAIL. PLEASE!!!
It helps if emails come from many different areas of the world too. They're worried about PR more than worried about accountability for abuses of power by their senior brass.
Let them know - how far my message got! They think people don't care. Show them, you care about my family!
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