You placed a loved one in a nursing home after debating for a period of time over the kind of facility you wanted for them. You settled on one with around-the-clock care, a cafeteria that would serve them at any time if they missed a meal, a low patient-to-staff ratio, and that seemed warm and inviting when you went there.
That was before. Now, several months later, you've noticed some changes. The once-smiling nursing staff looks exhausted. You've noticed that some familiar faces have gone missing, and there are more residents sitting in hallways and rooms with little or no interaction with the staff. After asking about the situation, one nurse said that there had been some staff members let go, and they were going through hiring to get more in soon.
