Friday, New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit against Cold Spring Hills.
In the 186-page complaint, it is alleged that residents suffered"repeated neglect and inhumane treatment" and"poor quality of care that began well before the COVID-19 pandemic."
The allegations also include staffing cuts, poor conditions including dirty rooms, inadequate care and financial fraud totaling $22.6 million, money that the state claims owners diverted for themselves from Medicaid and Medicare funds.The state wants to prohibit the facility from admitting new residents until staffing levels meet appropriate standards and require Cold Spring Hills to pay for a financial and independent health care monitor to oversee operations.
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