Veterans Memorial Home at Menlo Park in New Jersey. Photo: Google
According to the claims notices, the Menlo Park facility's administration directed the staff not to wear masks or gloves after the pandemic's onset because doing so might frighten the residents.
June 15, 2020 at 05:24 PM
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New Jersey could be on the hook for more than $140 million over COVID-19 infections at two of the state’s veterans homes.
At least 28 tort claims notices have been filed in the past month in connection with the facilities in Paramus and Menlo Park. The notices claim management was grossly negligent and incompetent in their response to the pandemic.
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