It’s Time to Abolish Nursing Homes | The Nation
This article is eye opening as it shows the evils of nursing homes. Even before Cuomo intentionally mixed Covid patients into nursing homes to kill off expensive and nonproductive old folk, it turns out that they had been dying in droves by other pathogens that were spread around, like C Diff. On top of that, it is a place where medical staff control pretty much every aspect of a persons existence. However, these people are vulnerable and often dependent upon such people, and as such, horribly vulnerable to abuse which occurs in epidemic numbers.
I've come to the conclusion that nursing homes are just glorified gas chambers used to exterminate nonproductive people for the state.
After we had to have my dad go to one, that's when you find out alot of things you wished that you wouldn't find out, but you do.
The stench alone is hard enough to bare, let alone the treatment towards the patient's (not all homes).
Went to check on my dad late one evening, and visiting hours were over, but I had to get in to give him something. So I went in through a side door.
As I was walking down the hallway, I saw people walking around like zombies, and some were hollaring and screaming like there was a party going on. A night tech (watchman), ran into me and said uh ohh, how did you get in here ? I said that I opened the door and walked in. He then said who are you looking for, and I said that I had forgot to leave something with my dad, and that I was back to give it to him. He said ok, you know where his room is right ? I said yep.
So when I got to his room, I found him sitting in his wheel chair gripped with fear. He said to me, "there's a war going on, you haven't heard"? I said what are you talking about dad ? He said that I wasn't safe there, and that the city had already fallen. Then he said how did I get through the lines, and get in there ? Then he said "you don't hear them out there (just outside the room)??
Well what I figured out was that they "the staff consisting of (one night watcher), was in the hallways with some of the patient's raising T-total hell as if they were having some sort of twisted party, while the patient's in the rooms were being terrorized by it all.
Later that night my dad suffered a stroke around 2:00 am. He was taken to the local, and we moved him to another home after treatment for the stroke a week later. He never fully recovered, and passed shortly there afterwards.
Then the lady who owned the previous home, actually had the nerve to beg for her money for his last month in that bad "party central" home that terrorized him.
Nursing homes shouldn't be allowed to operate without the highest tech surveillance in computer and camera's placed strategically for law enforcement purposes. The law should be the only one with access to the camera installed systems. They should retain a recorded record of all activities inside a nursing home. If a complaint is levied, then the system is used as evidence if the complaint is found to be legit.