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No state investigations into Indiana nursing homes failing to report deaths

Advocates for nursing home residents have criticized Indiana officials for failing to crack down on nursing homes despite the large COVID-19 death toll in those facilities.
The criticism comes after the state disclosed more than 600 unreported nursing deaths last week. State health officials have blamed nursing homes for failing to properly report the deaths, but so far they have no plans to sanction violators, IndyStar reported.
While many states have launched investigations or implemented reforms, Gov. Eric Holcomb and other Indiana leaders have been largely deferential to the industry, which has historically had significant political influence in the state.
Indiana s approach stands in stark contrast to the more aggressive actions of other leaders across the country. Here s how officials in other states have responded to the COVID-19 crisis in nursing homes. ....

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Reforms are coming to Indiana's nursing home system. Here's what they mean for Hoosiers

The reforms come after an 18-month IndyStar investigation revealed longstanding problems with the quality and funding of Indiana nursing homes. ....

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COVID in Indiana: How Indiana failed nursing home residents

Tim Evans, Emily Hopkins and Tony Cook, Indianapolis Star
Published
5:19 pm UTC Jan. 23, 2021
For more than nine months, Indiana officials reassured the public that nursing homes were receiving the help they needed to handle the pandemic and protect vulnerable residents.
But the state never really got it under control.
The weekly death toll inside nursing homes is as bad as it has ever been. In all, more than 3,100 nursing home residents have died from COVID-19. Many died alone, their families unable to offer comfort or even say goodbye.
It didn’t have to be that way.
An IndyStar investigation has found longstanding, systemic problems left thousands of Hoosiers in nursing homes that are among the most poorly staffed in the nation. In some, even the simplest aspects of care are too often ignored. Now, Indiana’s long-term care residents are dying of COVID-19 at a rate that is among the highest in the U.S. ....

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Poor staffing, missed reforms, 3,100 COVID deaths: How Indiana failed nursing home residents

But the state never really got it under control.
The weekly death toll inside nursing homes is as bad as it has ever been. In all, more than 3,100 nursing home residents have died from COVID-19. Many died alone, their families unable to offer comfort or even say goodbye.
It didnât have to be that way.
An IndyStar investigation has found longstanding, systemic problems left thousands of Hoosiers in nursing homes that are among the most poorly staffed in the nation. In some, even the simplest aspects of care are too often ignored.
Now, Indianaâs long-term care residents are dying of COVID-19 at a rate that is among the highest in the U.S. ....

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