Operator of Buffalo nursing home to pay $45 million in settlement with New York attorney general
The owners of four New York nursing homes, including one in Buffalo, will pay up to $45 million to settle a lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James that accused the owners of financial fraud and resident neglect.
New York nursing home operator to pay $45 million over claims it stole funds, neglected care
Nursing home operator Centers Health Care, its owners and related entities have agreed to pay $45 million to settle a lawsuit by New York accusing them of stealing government funds while understaffing facilities,
Please join NAIOP Upstate New York and our friends at the Urban Land Institute for a special presentation regarding the ...
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ShotClub Social partners with local construction company to build Buffalo golf centerA large scale golf and entertainment center may soon be coming to Buffalo. ShotClub Social announced Thursday that they have ...
Comedian Shane Gillis will head out on a global arena tour making stops at 27 cities across North America and Europe.
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Final score: Chiefs get run over in Buffalo, losing 30-21On Sunday afternoon, the Kansas City Chiefs recorded their first loss of the 2024 season: a 30-21 defeat to the Buffalo Bills ...
The Sabres played without Tage Thompson, Jordan Greenway and Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen and lost for the second time in three games ...
Guelli has been vocal since joining the Sabres and Bills last March about his belief in KeyBank Center’s ability to fuel ...
WWE fans in Buffalo, NY, are in for an exciting evening as Friday Night SmackDown takes over the KeyBank Center on Friday, ...
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There was nothing left to say after the Flyers’ overtime win on Thursday night in Ottawa. It was a game they didn’t deserve ...
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