Nursing homes have a DISTURBING secret

[@AngeloXification]

Its actually supposed to be the family structure that takes care of the elderly. I've said it before but it seems society doesn't care about children or the elderly.

[@terryrichmond4723]

Society is pure evil now. People only care about themselves and worship money. Shit is sick and sad

[@DaybreakPT]

These are the unintended consequences of second wave feminism and forcing all women into careers whether they like it or not. Women were the ones who were always able to take care of their vulnerable family members in a nurturing role but they have been priced out of it, if they want to afford rent.

[@nirvananoiseofficial5318]

cuz in our society its not who u are, its how useful you are.

[@supreme_zeeyus]

Cos all we care about is making money and consuming things. This is an outcome of capitalism

[@elias4716]

​@@DaybreakPT False! It is not because of feminism, stop blaming feminism for every percieved Ill in this world. You can thank Eurocentric values for the current system which was brought over to North America from the countries that colonized it. The pillars of the eurocentric worldview are Individualism and autonomy which pushed family units to the nuclear setup, meaning no extended families or multigenerational family units living together. Something that many non western countries still practice where you have extended family living with you or close by and they help each other out. Families in these cultures are very interconnected and Interdependent. Unlike the west where we encourage hyper individualism where it's everyone for themselves.

[@babygiraffe123]

I've cleaned nursing homes a few times, as part of my job. One thing still bothers me. Me and a co-worker had completed our work there one time, and we were preparing to leave. Right at that second, just as we were heading for the elevator, I heard a resident somewhere on the floor literally scream at the top of their lungs, "Get me the hell outta this place now!" Just the way they screamed it was chilling, and I've never been able to forget it.

[@lasvegasnevada7514]

I’m working as a CNA now. Screaming, yelling, cursing is part of our daily noises…

[@BicoLov_IndiL]

I swear I think these videos would be going in more depth.

[@mattkeeler7385]

yeah ive witnessed a lot myself as a former nursing aid at a longterm care home. 2 People to take care of 40 elderly. It was impossible with the low staff to keep everyones pants not wet

[@13fyrefli]

I’m a registered nurse in long-term care (nursing home). Some of us do care and love these residents just as if they were our own family members. We burn out from picking up the slack from those who do not care, or are just plain lazy.

[@brittanysapology9528]

so true

[@nickiejones1329]

I think another problem is staffing. I worked in a hospital and then decided to go prn at a long term care facility and there were pts who had ALS, and one morning I came I had to be the nurse, the cna, and the cook to prepare and pass meals for breakfast lunch and dinner . After that shift I told the don I can’t do it. The don was like what’s wrong, we did send a CNA in the evening (like 5 pm). My shift was 7am-11pm.

[@brittanysapology9528]

@@nickiejones1329 you truly do feel milked and taken advantage of. Too much responsibility and not enough pay. I blame the greedy people who own and operate these facilities. They have the means and resources to hire extra staff to lighten the work load and improve the care of the residents, but nooooo….they think it’s perfectly suitable to assign 20+ people to just one person. CNA work is absolutely misery without the right team and support system. And I blame the people that sit at the top that make all the decisions

[@jaywizz7008]

The nurses aren’t really the issues it’s def mostly the management.

[@13fyrefli]

@@jaywizz7008 100%. The higher up you go, the more corrupt and money-hungry they get.

[@MRBoatwrights]

I worked as a paramedic for 12 years I seen all of this first hand. I quit 7 years ago and have been self employed since. I farm and run a small sawmill business. I am 42 and never intend to retire I want to die in the saddle with my boots on. My Grandpa was 80 and die in the saddle with his boots on my Father is 62 now and intends to do the same. If you are a working man you can never quit it is detrimental to your health.

[@cw5948]

Just because you retire doesn’t mean you stop working. Retirement just means you have more freedom to pursue your interests instead of those of your employers.

[@SupremeMaywedda]

Bro therapy is awesome man

[@ThatBlueSkull]

You'll live longer healthier life if you never retire wish you and your family the best

[@Rob-ji7fx]

What if you have dementia and don't know what a saddle is?

[@christopher.k.kasandajr9979]

Here in Africa, our traditions encourage kids to take care and provide for their elderly parents. It's dishonourable to send them away from the family to a stranger's hands( nursing home).

[@minaso81307]

Same with us 🇲🇽

[@arnavgarg6950]

Same with us 🇮🇳

[@RichardSavery52]

so why so much Africans come to work here to the Nursing home if they believe this is wrong ? well ? exactly ..Money...

[@Ms.Tee65]

My family takes care of our Mom. All five of her girls.

[@sheystolz1960]

As a nurse of 28yrs,I've worked at nursing homes. I worked night shift and would regularly be assigned 40+ patients. I would have 2 CNAs. This is was unacceptable. There is a huge turnover in employee's and care of patients was abysmal. The patients deserve so much better.A consequences of short staffing, we suffered injuries ourselves. I'm 54 and have ruptured disc in my neck and back. The whole thing is sad and wrong. Breaks my heart.

[@HighHrothgar0]

It's very challenging work staff definitely do not get the respect and recognition they deserve from communities. I'm thankful for the work you have done and sacrifices you've made.

[@dfdemt]

They staff these nursing homes with lower skilled LVNs and getting ones that want to work in these places hard to come by. Most of them only have one RN in the building most of the day/night. A bitter, low paid staff that constantly works short handed is a recipe for disaster. Source: 25yrs of experience as a nurse.

[@skyjust828]

It's lack of care! I dunno about other countries, but here in the U.S. families dump their parents in a nursing home the same as their parents dumped them in day care😢 if parents were allowed to raise their children at least to school age (kindergarten) I believe families would act more like families.

[@ursulasmith6402]

I totally agree.

[@Panda_J1]

my girlfriend grandma used to complain how they mistreat her in the nursing home when no one in the family wanted to take care of her. None of the family members listened and thought she was just complaining just to complain. RIP to her. Dont put your loved ones in a nursing home unless you really cant take care of them

[@brianhenderson9470]

I worked in the industry in marketing for 10 years. All they care about is money. The amount of care and service failures I saw was staggering.

[@godking5201]

Took a whole 10 years in advertising for them?!? You helped create the issue then.

[@logun3678]

My ex’s bestfriend was a cna before she was fired for calling the department of health on the place she worked at and she use to tell her all the time about seeing soooo many cases of where a resident will upset a worker and they would intentionally not bathe them or move them so they would form bed sores, that and cases of full on physical abuse. I can only pray my children never stick me in one of those torture facilities.

[@mimitrent1163]

My uncle and mom refused to put my grandmother in a nursing home. The nursing homes in the inner city are short staffed and horrendous. We take care of grandmother who is 97 and has Alzheimer's (such a cruel disease). We knew if we put her in a nursing home, she would've died a long time ago. "Good" long term facilities range from $5000+ a month. Insanity!!!

[@theemirofjaffa2266]

$5000? 😮😮

[@13fyrefli]

In my state it’s closer to 10,000 a month.

[@archuk6058]

the nursing home that my dad is in charges his medicare 850 a day just for the bed in a split room. california is the shithole of the world, american doctors are evil.

[@Ms.Tee65]

Same with my sisters and I.

[@controlmyownlife8902]

Nursing home logic- 40 patients on the floor. One nurse, 3 cna's day shift. 2 at night. 4 employees for recreation 4 or 5 nursing managers Multiple kitchen staff Multiple social workers Staffing coordinators. Why do they hire so many more people that are not working directly with the residents? Why are there so many employees in the office instead of on the unit with the residents?

[@inosuke4708]

The absolute worst is people who have had a brain injury and are paralyzed and/or unable to speak at all. Likely have a feeding tube. Imagine your life is laying in bed and hopefully you have good caregivers who turn you to prevent bed sores and change you when you go to the bathroom. If not there’s nothing you can do to change it :( hopefully they at least have some joy from their lives. I always feel terrible for patients like that.

[@kekero540]

im going to care for my parents and my parents will help me raise me children just as the ancestors intended, return to tradition rebuild the clan. the nuclear family is nothing but the ashes of what once was

[@Aresmanticore78]

True that- I hope you have a healthy relationship, just be very very patient with everyone. It's a lot to be in a joint family, but it's heartwarming as well. I don't ever want to leave my Parents in future. They cared for me and it's my duty to care for them as well. Kudos to you to realise this.

[@skp8748]

Not a western liberal I guess

[@ButWhyMe...]

I'd recommend watching andrewism's video on "rethinking family".

[@therant311]

My mother is one of the few surveyors in our state that works for DHEC pertaining to nursing homes, assisted living, hospitals, etc. She drives for hours dealing with the evil that happens in these nursing home every week. These places accidentally give residents the wrong medicine and kill them quite often. The things she does makes me so proud to be her son. I feel like she’s a real hero fighting evil people like this.

[@Fan-zx1lz]

Which country are you from?

[@WasBlind_NowISee]

Something people from the East will mever understand…how an american adult who has a home would ever put their parents in a nursing home. That boggles our mind. And the audacity for them to be sad ( 9:00 ) when her mom got mis treatment. You put her in Aushwitz what else you think was going to happen after she took care of you for your entire young life. Thats just mind boggling. I thought those places were for people who are on their last leg and have zero family. I was so shocked when i learned a lot of them have kids that have homes and nice jobs even grandkids who have their own homes. Its like what was thr point in even having kids if they dont even return the favor and let you rot ur last years out in a dungeon. Completely different mentality from the eastern culture, we take care of our own ESPECIALLY our own mother and fathers. Blood is always blood.

[@Fan-zx1lz]

Some kids don't have the mentality to take care of the parents. Or they are busy in making money providing for themselves.

[@bkkmk]

Its not as simple as that. Most people dont know have the know how or equipment to take care of a weak, possibly handicapped person, with lets say dementia. Its a full time job. In the west most families have to have two incomes to survive. Its the same with childcare. We would only have money for bills and none for food if i didnt work too. Feminism killed the family

[@DC-ei9vl]

I worked as a janitor in one of these hellholes. Seems they hired the worst and laziest nurses and cnas for the most part. The good ones usually moved on to hospitals, private care, more education. A nursing home and prison have the same mission: keep the internal population as high as possible, generate funding. There's an idea, Jake. Covering the non rehabilitative American dungeon system.

[@bobbyflay3007]

I used to work IT for a few senior care facilities. The cries for help are no joke.

[@carolg7570]

I was a nurse at a nursing home. We were so understaffed. Hated working there.

[@turtleanton6539]

Yes

[@mv6113]

I will never let my parents in such a hell

[@nlb2000]

My fiance has been a CNA for years now....she says many times that she's the only one who seems to do her work, every other cna is lazy. Just sitting on their phones, she overexerts herself pretty much everyday picking up the slack to make sure these people get the care they need.

[@Alvaro_Litti]

Same in Europe

[@lasvegasnevada7514]

From my facility, the CNAs goes to the bar to chill for 2hrs or Walmart during work hours.

[@lorimiller4301]

​@@lasvegasnevada7514Report them, thats not right. Don't allow this to continue. You were put in that position so you could help. Please do it. ❤

[@turtleanton6539]

​@@Alvaro_Littiright. Many africans and middle-eastern

[@youknowwhatflav9916]

I quit my nursing home job because they knew I cared to much so when I would complain about certain things or speak up for the residents management would retaliate against me and make my work life very hard it's truly an ugly business .

[@mrjohnyt2932]

Simple thing is to have families take care of their elders. If you can’t do so, then just accept that your loved ones will be abused in a nursing home and you’ve allowed it to happen.

[@Ms.Tee65]

I totally agree

[@bebettyyenesha7557]

Guys, you are cautious of letting your kids talk to strangers but you'll be happy to leave them at a dare care with a bunch of strangers taking your money

[@kagenou6833]

daycare? thats a different situation..

[@theemirofjaffa2266]

Yeah.. that's totally different. How didn't you notice that? Lol

[@ButWhyMe...]

The "stranger danger" thing is all BS. Most abuse happens within the family, not outside of it. All it does is punish people who want to help kids, and scare kids into thinking there's no way out.

[@chocolatecream5593]

@@ButWhyMe...it’s not all BS coming from someone who was sexually assaulted in a daycare. Just because it’s more common in the family doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen anywhere else. Pay attention to what you generalize

[@ButWhyMe...]

@@chocolatecream5593 I feel sorry for you. And while I did not mean to generalize, nor did I intend for what I said to mean "it doesn't happen anywhere else", what I was trying to say was that whenever there is an authority over someone, there is always a likelihood of abuse, and the "stranger danger" myth pushes the attention away from those in power and onto normal regular everyday people, which is very unhealthy.

[@melikab]

Theres no reason for the elderly to go to a seniors home unless they have a significanf medical issue that requires full time care that the family cannot afford to hire nurses for or care for themselves. Thats it.

[@persiffony]

Families don't like the smell of incontinence in their homes.

[@codysammons9320]

Im working in Non-Emergency EMS for 5 months i love my job but some of them nursing homes i been to i am just like wtf

[@gotvidz2222]

Yes exactly. I would never do this to my parents they put up with my childhood adolescence and early adulthood. I OWE them I have an obligation and a duty to take care of them when they unfortunately revert back to infancy. As I wrote this I'm tearing up but it's life and it's gotta happen God bless us all and give us the strength to accept this.

[@persiffony]

Most people do not "revert back to infancy."

[@gotvidz2222]

@@persiffony u know what I meam

[@bikernieks]

This happens in nursing homes all over the world

[@artheemisia]

In Quebec, more than 6000 elderly people died of neglect during the first months of Covid. In both private and public nursing homes…

[@vixenhunt4877]

I work in a nursing home and you speaking the truth.

[@peterwynn1207]

Lots of good history and info here. A lot of bad nursing homes out there. Lots of bad healthcare workers as well. Please don't paint all nursing homes or staff with the same brush. Most long term care facilities are short staffed and good workers can be hard to find. Be patient with those that are trying. The best thing you can do for a loved one in a long term care facility is be there regularly and often. Pay attention, ask questions and be kind. The squeaky wheel gets the grease.

[@crankypantsmcduff]

I've done care in the community and a stint in a home, they were ignored, financially abused, physically abused and it's horrific when nobody cares enough to speak up. I reported a wife for physically abusing her husband and they still allowed unsupervised visits. It's vile

[@hereticsaint100]

Thanks for bringing attention to this. I've heard and seen the horror stories first hand.

[@davidburnell3517]

Most nurses and nurses aids don't want to cut corners, but they make you take care of an obscene amount of people. That's why I started smoking cigarettes again it hurt to not help, but they make you take care of at minimum 20 people.

[@JesusChrist-holyghost]

i worked at a nursing home in california. all of the, have a social worker on sight. but the nurses do still treat them bad. yelling shoving ignoring ext...

[@MerlyCosta]

Many nursing homes need to be more staffed, which should increase the quality of care. Visiting nursing homes can help identify elder abuse and even volunteer to help walk them, feed them, etc.

[@HighHrothgar0]

I currently manage a nursing home. Incidents occur and they are handled appropriately. The place I'm at is actually really nice we do have staffing problems and a variety of new workers that aren't experienced in the field yet. In America when you can do or be whatever you want nursing homes attract a different and amazing type of people that are willing to care for others and try to help. Staff unfortunately do not get the respect they deserve from people and communities for the amazing and challenging work that they do.

[@Steelriter]

Underpaid and overworked staff

[@godking5201]

As someone who once cooked in a nursing home, I vehemently disagree. I had to pay attention to diets ordered by doctors. CNA's would bitch at me over a residents WANTS so they themselves didn't have to do THEIR job with a whiny elderly. So no. If I fed them wrong. I faced prison time. So politely, fuckoff. I quit because of the CNAs, and the one specifically who grabbed a knife and threatened me in my own damned kitchen. I literally said" Go back to your phone, I'll handle it." Walked to the front desk, quit, and explained why. I'll blow my brains out before trusting nursing homes..

[@persiffony]

Do they receive fair pay for the work they do? Do they ever work short-staffed? If so, are they given bonuses for picking up the extra workload? Have you ever said the words "it's not in the budget?"

[@switzerland3696]

It is a giant business in New Zealand, over $3000USD per month per person. Principally owned by large publicly traded corporations, staff are typically migrant labour.

[@meruem6995ujjoooo]

I know it's sad, it the taxpayers who pay for the person

[@icetrip2417]

True that's where my parents work my. Dad brings in over £40K from working 4 days a week

[@icetrip2417]

​@@meruem6995ujjoooo yes

[@ameryrose143]

worked in 2 nursing homes. LOVED my patients but it is so hard to care for them when we are purposefully made to be short staffed so the administrators can make the big bucks. So many times i know they are depressed and i just wana take em out somewhere to enjoy themselves but I can’t leave my other patients. A lot of them also have bad behavioral issues which I dont hold against them but do make it extremely hard to care for them. They need one on one care but we do not have the staffing for that. The nursing staff made complaints but we were basically told to suck it up and it isn’t that bad. So i left, it was frustrating.

[@mojojeinxs9960]

Worked in high end and low end facilities. Doesnt matter they all are horrible places. Working in one is like being a indentured servant. These companies are notorious for not paying over time. Training ....is watching videos the only requirement is a hugh school diploma and a strong back. I helped my friend who owned a roofing company it was easier putting on a new roof than working in a facility. A CNA can lift accumulatively lift over 2000 libs a shift. Walk about 5 to 7 miles in 8 hours. When covid happened, it wasnt about keeping residents safe oh heavens no it was about how much will this cost. Luxury facility was employed sent a memo out from the corporate office... Staff was using too many gloves, we needed to cut back!!! How?

[@SalehMalaeb-ff9od]

As God says in the Bible-The love of money is the root of all evil

[@yantithehappymonk2024]

I looked after my elderly dad till his last days. I also worked full time too. I would rather do this then send him to a nursing homes and risk him being neglected and abused.

[@702luxor]

Homeless shelters and "rehab" are just as bad. You would be surprised how much money drugs/homeless/mental health makes.

[@gatriemacleinn1976]

I'm electing to just unalive myself if I get bad enough to need "assisted living"

[@aellis6692]

I'm with u there I will have no family to take care of me anyway so it is probably the best way

[@TrashyBadBitchVivi]

I don’t plan on living a day past 70, so I’m not worrying about it

[@JaimeWarlock]

Go overseas and find someone younger to live with you. You S.S. goes a long ways and they are motivated to keep you alive and healthy.

[@thomastran1344]

@@JaimeWarlock I have never thought of that, holy shit 😮

[@simhthmss]

@@JaimeWarlock Some people book long term rooms on cruise liners as well, they are cheaper than nursing homes and the people treat you with respect.

[@McÐädi]

Exactly same happens here in Finland with elder people! Also a very similar business is going on with immigration, at least in Finland. Our politicians are in the business of lying and explaining their policy of taking in "labour based immigration" even though we have unemployed people from our own in great numbers.

[@shivendradubey3288]

Blessed To be an Indian. Our culture teaches us to Take care of our Parents untill their Last breathe.

[@darthvader-cs4iw]

India has more Ashrams than anywhere Else in the World. Go to any Remote Villages of India and see how Poor and Elderly people are living on 700Rupees a month from the Government. There nothing to be blessed about India. Wake up the Reality man.

[@TsukiNoInu93]

Its not just that, for example in The Netherlands there is litterly no room to take an eldery person in because the house is only 80m2 and you already have 4 people living there.

[@minaso81307]

Same. Mexican ❤

[@bearybearbear7514]

After living 70-90+ years on this earth, the last thing I’d want is to be thrown in a prison with a sweet name as “nursing home.”

[@Ms.Tee65]

I agree

[@3khoDance]

I looked up how to invest in nursing homes a long time ago. Apparently the ones in my area, you need a net worth of $100 mil because they are such a sure fire way to get a return. Now I know why…

[@HeatherHopfinger]

Thank you for blowing the lid off a corrupt industry truth❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@brittanysapology9528]

Take care of your OWN people. Adjust your life, change your career, do what you gotta do to keep your kin out of these hell holes! These places are evil to the core. Ive been working at one for 2 months and my hair has been coming out in clumps. Everyday I have to pray before I begin work. Everything they said in this video is 10000% true.

[@J_Clean_1996]

That South Park episode, "They got me locked up in here!"

[@Tomatohater64]

I was a Registered Nurse for 34 years before retiring and worked through various nursing agencies in at least 15 different skilled nursing/long-term-care facilities. You'd bless yourself at how badly run 80 - 90% of them are. Embezzlement, graft, and unfortunately, direct patient abuse/neglect are a lot more common than most people want to imagine. Not a good place to be. Some rare residences are good, others are acceptable, most are horrific - to say the least.

[@luyandzabavukiledlamini4693]

In Africa,the elderly are taken care by their children and grandchildren as its a family custom to take care of them

[@shashankke250]

Same in India......

[@statictech7]

Your health is all you have. What did you eat today? How much water? What chemicals touched your body? Did you exercise? Are you fat? Are you on medications? Do you have injuries you dont rehab and ignore? Hows your posture? How are your feet? Teeth? Do you pick your own bloodwork? Or get a useless physical paid by insurance? You will be accountable to all of these questions as your age. Most people are completely physically crippled by 60 and most die that way. Good luck.

[@amorleonard4552]

I took more than 30 patients at a time. I went to school for it, it was one on one

[@fallenlu9039]

Take care of your elderly family members trusting ppl you don’t know is wild make time nobody is that busy that they can’t care for they parents especially if y’all was always in good terms

[@Emilyleestrong]

This is how the individualism gives us at the end.

[@zackdoom]

It’s a selfish world

[@Emilyleestrong]

@@zackdoom yes 👍

[@skp8748]

​@@Emilyleestrong nope that's a lie we use to insulate us from our depravity

[@Queenbee323]

I would never put my parents in a home idc how much money it is nor how annoying they (parents) are ! 😢

[@edgarperezlfwl]

I worked in a nursing home in Chicago. They were charged to Air Out . I refused the money . I was fired .

[@JohnHaroldGentil]

American Senior Care has to be the worst! It's like a real prison.

[@thesara732]

Another culprit is the children themselves for placing their poor parents into these hellholes.

[@christopherripley5081]

I plan on completing nurse practition r school and opening up my own small nursing home. With the amount of cash that nursing homes generate. I could have run blood work vitals, write meds, go on field tips, and give a few a couple of people a great retirement. It’s gonna be great but I’m going to keep it small so I can keep it honest. Look forward to providing a few people with a good retirement. The thing is… this same situation applies to the hospital too. The price is for what exactly 50k 5 days?

[@Jessica-vl3od]

Labour for workers will be your largest cost.

[@takezogun]

Sad to see these elders abandoned by Thier kids

[@thundageon5962]

My grandfather is being taken care of in Sudan with my family and he never wanted to step foot in a nursing home

[@davidd.perata2085]

I put my wife in a care center two months ago and without going into the details I want to walk in there and bring her home. What would happen legally?

[@stephenbrown4633]

Are you going to say anything about the controversy around your promotions? I feel like you have a valuable insight on the matter and I want to enjoy your content in the future

[@user-rf1nn8sg3f]

$$$ is not the problem, having a workforce that can supply nurse aides is a problem. It's a $hitty job that nobody wants to do... We don't have a labor force willing to help seniors. If the nursing homes post jobs and they don't get filled...

[@13fyrefli]

And there is a giant percentage of aides that are incredibly lazy. For every good one there are six bad ones.

[@immanuelgoko5514]

Modern day capitalism is just something else

[@RodrygoDeSilva]

I could never ship my parents to a “retirement home.” I understand why people ship them maybe because of abuseive relationship but I don’t care. This is simply a slow torture home. They will stay with me and with my siblings.

[@MA-sk9cu]

It feels like Christmas when Jake posts

[@pietervanderlinde1654]

Abuse of the elderly is common in South Africa. Carte Blanche (investigative TV channel) has investigated this. Sad but true.

[@prizvinyam8356]

I remember when I worked in a nursing home with alongside another nurse who was meant to be lead nurse but was unable to deliver. She was unable to perform basic life support on a client who was unresponsive, this nurse would sleep from 11pm until 5 am . Disgusting.

[@arizonabarb51]

Childcare centers in some states the ratios are crazy 1-9/ 1-15 Sometimes the owners abuse experience teachers not just by outnumber the ratio but having younger trouble children with older ones because those children are agressive they think by having them with older children the trouble ones will change but it only makes thing worse. It brings mord trouble to the class because the younger children are not going to listen and follow directions as well as the other children. Same this case with the elderly. It is true that staff forget the ones that have no visitors and let them be by themselves for hours. The customers may be all stinky and cold and no staff does a thing. I saw it once. Nobody told me. This lady was a retired doctor whose children did not visit her. She was sitting at a corner in this room were I was visiting and trying for a job. I approached to were she was sitting and talk to her. She did not responded because she had Alzheimer’s her hands were very cold, not to mention how bad she smelled. I was surprised to see this because the place was an expensive one. It is sad. Something has to be done for the children and elderly.

[@13fyrefli]

1:15 in a nursing home for an RN would be heaven. One place I worked, I was responsible for 90 patients. Ninety.

[@arizonabarb51]

@@13fyrefli No mames!!! Eso esta muy mal. Ah pero no hay rebajas para cobrar a los clientes(pacientes) el negocio es bueno para ellos, pero que no abusen.

[@jonathonlong5796]

I’ve worked in nursing facilities for years, I worked at Kansas cities oldest none profit until covid hit then I went to Brookdale which is the largest provider of senior care in the entire country but at my first job I got my boss and his wife fired for resident abuse and they were black listed from ever working with seniors or children ever again but yea every place I’ve ever worked has an ongoing joke that every facility is always under staffed

[@wanderinglavender9324]

Now that you've done nursing homes, try veterans homes as well because they are very similar.

[@RichardSavery52]

anyone knows of a lawfirm for suspected foul play in this nursing homes ?

[@saintchronic]

My wife works in one has for 23yrs & 4 others (since changing company iz the only way to get a raise), these are facts there iz a lot of good people trying to care for them but the system iz an abomination 💚🙏💜

[@JaimeWarlock]

Nursing home murdered my uncle. He was perfectly healthy and they forced him to get Covid shot. He died of a heart attack next day.

[@katrinadupuis6854]

@Jaime Warlock I'm very sorry for your loss.

[@turtleanton6539]

Scary stuff😮

[@luna_R0s3]

Medicaid and medicare run anything is horrendous and pathetically greedy. Reminds me of state run rehabs and what they do to homeless. Get a huge budget to help but it is a business and spending the money correctly instead of people keeping a hefty amount for them selves because helping homeless out of their homelessness creates less homeless and then less money granted. Its a business hence why they dont all want to help solve the issue

[@hannanatalisa3282]

It starts with the women leaving the home, then they leave their children to day cares and schools, then when both father and mother is out there is no one to be with the children and grandparents. When families were the center of society everyone's needs were met. Yes, everyone need to sacrifice something, chip-in for their respective roles, but it was all worth it.

[@brittanysapology9528]

so true

[@blackmantis6443]

Yeah this is really sad. Just left savannah, ga to see my father in law. Not got good.

[@HipHopBeatSource]

I like how you consistently use IASIP clips. One of my favorite shows.

[@Bond58]

Stop drinking, eat healthily, and keep exercising... then hope to God all of that was enough to keep you out of these.

[@wooderdsaunders7429]

Could you fo one on the perils of mental institutions and the closing during the 19 70-80s. Dumping many into the streets creating large homeless populations.

[@StephenSchaal]

My plan is to not live very long

[@Marionette7]

We have the same plan. I'm just living my best until the time comes.

[@jimmydamsko6055]

Make sure to start smoking

[@somerandomfella]

Same shit in Australia.. shows how little respect some people have for their elderly.

[@paulsmith-oy3bu]

Not a secret we all know it happens but no one does anything hardly

[@berber8032]

Whats this $18.00 an hr 2015- 2017 I worked at assisted living as a caregiver and adminstered medication; I started at $9/hr after 2 years and changed to 3rd shift i went up to $13/hr.

[@djpuplex]

I've worked in the industry and the gold mine ain't so gold. Most nursing homes are poorly funded by the Gooberment. Most of the stuff in this video is quasi-accurate.

[@christopherbrooks6355]

Most are over funded. The problem is the money don't get used for its intended purposes. It goes in the pockets of the folks running it. Thry leave the bare minimum to run the place

[@djpuplex]

@@christopherbrooks6355 Somewhat true the tops does take their cut but medicare only pays $290 a day they have a margin they make their profits but that margin is fat by any means. And the government despite what they say could give a 🤬.

[@MiNiGamersSA]

This is so sad I will always try and take care of my parents never should anyone else do this to your parents take care of you when you are young so you should do the same

[@talal5033]

As an investor in multiple nursing homes, this video is surprisingly accurate 🤣, Heck it even gave me new ideas on how to increase the margins, thank you for the knowledge.

[@uchia4206]

Here in montreal its the smae my gf used to work their. People died because there was not enough staff to take care of them one stayed in his excrements for a week wnd died

[@Bloodark124]

They purposefully employ minimum number of staffs to save money for the up top.

[@deandoe7813]

They destroyed the family unit and then wanna complain....

[@evazq4317]

CHICAGO NEWS MAKING IT ON JAKE TRAN

[@ViceCoin]

I'd rather overdose than live in a nursing house.

[@spiderphil]

Make sure you keep your parents, it's free babysitting

[@N0Xa880iUL]

"Sea Nile" That's contradictory.

[@youknowwhatflav9916]

We need to protect the Eldery ❤❤

[@mattysexton5886]

Gosh wish I could show screenshots shoots of these 11 grand a month beds and chair cushion complete sold in pee and poop

[@ursulasmith6402]

Hate to say it AI is the only solution. Make AI look like people and AI can take care of the elderly day and night.

[@Fan-zx1lz]

Things in America is getting Worst everyday.

[@sh.lslate3517]

I own and operate a nursing home and I make absolutely sure that our residents have the best care possible. Some of these videos are too general and points out the bad actors.