Allegan County Nursing Home
An Allegan County nursing home is facing questions about its future after the death of two patients. A home operated by Metron Integrated Health Systems has been closed while an investigation by the state Attorney General’s office is underway. The two patients died at Metron of Allegan after nursing home employees neglected to administer oxygen to them. This was the same way a patient died at a Big Rapids Metron facility in 2005. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Disbursement has already terminated federal coverage after finding 11 safety violations, including these two deaths as well as failure to prevent patient abuse and other neglect.
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