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I filed an elder abuse report with the county ombudsman’s office, as well as a complaint with the state Department of Health Services. In spite of numerous attempts to speak with a nurse evaluator, I never received a returned phone call. The ombudsman’s office was unable to substantiate the complaint because the patient had died before the representative visited the facility, about one week after the incident. I later discovered that the facility had been issued a class “B” citation for the use of illegal wrist restraint as a result of my complaint. The Elder Abuse Unit of the California State Attorney General’s Office investigated the complaint, but has not yet filed criminal charges. It is my understanding that this unit has never prosecuted a single case of elder abuse occurring in nursing homes. — Sacramento, California geriatrician Kathryn Locatell, M.D., Testimony before U.S. Senator Charles Grassley’s U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging hearing “Betrayal: The Quality of Care in California Nursing Homes” on July 27, 1998

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