Assisted Living, Erratic Regulation
14th Nov 2006, 04:26 GMT
The nation's 36,000 assisted living facilities operate amid a patchwork of government regulation, leaving residents open to neglect and outright abuse. Armen Keteyian reports that negligence cases are growing, with no way to track them.
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