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STAT+: State regulators move to seize licenses from nursing home chain that was focus of Boston Globe investigation

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Massachusetts regulators revoked all nursing home licenses for RegalCare, a New Jersey-based chain operating 12 homes in the state. This action followed a Boston Globe investigation into Eli Mirlis, RegalCare's CEO, who purchased facilities and slashed care costs. RegalCare will not immediately lose control of its homes, which will face enhanced monitoring instead.

Key points

• Massachusetts regulators revoked all nursing home licenses for RegalCare, a New Jersey-based chain operating 12 homes in the state.
• RegalCare will not immediately lose control of its homes, which will face enhanced monitoring instead.

Context

Massachusetts regulators revoked all nursing home licenses for RegalCare, a New Jersey-based chain operating 12 homes in the state. This action followed a Boston Globe investigation into Eli Mirlis, RegalCare's CEO, who purchased facilities and slashed care costs.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the Oct. 13 regulatory action and the subsequent monitoring arrangement. It does not include details on the full scope of the Boston Globe investigation, specific financial figures, or long-term outcomes for the homes.

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