(06/08) New Jersey Public Advocate investigates Assisted Living Concepts’ eviction of Medicaid residents
The New Jersey Public Advocate has gone to court to enforce his subpoena against Assisted Living Concepts, which has evicted residents from at least one of its eight New Jersey facilities when they converted from private-pay status to Medicaid. The Public Advocate contends that such evictions violate state certificate of need and licensure requirements as well as representations made by the corporation to the Public Advocate when he challenged the company’s eviction policies earlier this year. The Public Advocate’s press release includes links to the Verified Complaint and other documents. Public Advocate, “Public Advocate Investigates Involuntary Discharge Practices of Assisted Living Facilities” (Press Release, June 2, 2008).
http://www.state.nj.us/publicadvocate/news/2008/approved/080602_assistedlivingfacilities.html
