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Texas Veterans Homes Were Deadly During COVID-19 Pandemic
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Texas Veterans Homes Often the Deadliest Places During COVID-19 Pandemic
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Texas Veterans Homes Overseen By George P Bush Were Often The Deadliest Places To Be During COVID-19 Pandemic
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Texas veterans homes overseen by George P. Bush were often the deadliest places to be during COVID-19 pandemic
Texas Tribune
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July 23, 2021 3:05 pm
Mary Kay Dieterich, the daughter of the late Eugene Forti, a WW2 veteran who died at the Ambrosio Guillen Texas State Veterans home in El Paso, believes her dad got horrible care once COVID-19 hit, and faults Land Commissioner George P. Bush for claiming he was going to shake up the contracted management of the home after her fathers death but failed to do so.
About this story: The Texas Tribune and Houston Chronicle spent months investigating how Texas cared for veterans and their spouses during the coronavirus pandemic at the nine state-run veterans homes. Reporters reviewed hundreds of pages of inspection reports and internal emails, and interviewed more than a dozen experts, resident advocates and families.
Veteran homes overseen by George P. Bush were deadliest to be during COVID-19 pandemic
Shannon Najmabadi, Jay Root, Carla Astudillo, The Texas Tribune, Houston Chronicle
July 23, 2021
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About this story: The Texas Tribune and Houston Chronicle spent months investigating how Texas cared for veterans and their spouses during the coronavirus pandemic at the nine state-run veterans homes. Reporters reviewed hundreds of pages of inspection reports and internal emails, and interviewed more than a dozen experts, resident advocates and families.
Mary Kay Dieterich was encouraged last year when Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush promised to shake up the management of the El Paso nursing home where her father died of COVID-19.