This is what Bellwether advertised as their strength: Skimming the children and adults who received the higher rate of reimbursement because of the need to add additional staff to manage them. Only, the staff simply didn't exist. Yet, the homes had to operate. PEOPLE lived there. They were after all HOME to each of the residents. And despite Bellwether's demise, most residents will continue to call these facilities home as outside operators are moving to take over management and staffing of these homes.
What no one has addressed is how to undue what happened to those residents who lived in facilities that repeatedly failed them. Or how to prevent it AGAIN. Florida, Delaware, New Jersey.
The legacy continued. By year three Bellwether business in the Garden State was falling to pieces.
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