US Edition'Tip of the iceberg': Lawyers say theft in long-term care homes a big problem
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'Tip of the iceberg': Lawyers say theft in long-term care homes a big problem
Read: 4 min Some lawyers are sounding the alarm about theft in Ontario’s long-term care homes. “[Theft] is a big problem in long-term care,” said Jane Meadus, a staff lawyer and institutional advocate for the Advocacy Centre for the Elderly, an organization that provides free legal services to low-income seniors in the Greater Toronto Area. “There certainly has been cases of theft by both staff as well as by people coming from the outside going …
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