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Are you a RN-HR Manager or Manager at a long-term care facility-or in home healthcare agency-staffing agency anywhere in the nation that received a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan(s) from the federal government in 2020 and or 2021? Were at least 60% of the loan proceeds used to cover payroll costs?
If not-please let us know a few specifics about what you might know about the staffing levels at the long-term care facility in 2020 and 2021. Was there any type of effort to keep existing full time workers at the facility? Were managers paid bonuses or overtime for their efforts?
The rewards for this type of information might exceed $250,000 or a lot more.
We have the most aggressive initiative in the nation-seeking whistleblowers-eyewitnesses related to short staffing at long term care facilities-in home healthcare. Constant short staffing at long term care facilities-in home healthcare companies typically results in Medicare-Medicaid billing fraud-and increased profitability for the owners of the facility.
We are always very interested in hearing from CNAs-LPNs-or RNs about super short staffed long term care facilities-that have been that way since 2019-if they still work at the facility. We will know if a long term care facility like this received a PPP loan. If you don't know if your facility received a PPP loan-we will-all we need is the name of the facility-and it's location.
Background “Distribution of Paycheck Protection Program Loans to Healthcare Organizations in 2020,” found that nursing and residential care facilities received 25,172 PPP loans (5.6% of all PPP loans nationwide), for a total of $10,480,082,180 (18% of all PPP loans nationwide).
"Nursing home staffing levels increased in only minimal ways after nursing facilities received hundreds of thousands of dollars in PPP funds. Where did the rest of the PPP money go?"
If you might know of a RN-HR Manager or Manager at a long-term healthcare facility in any US State that might have information about PPP loan fraud-combined with extreme short staffing in 2020-2021-please share this ad with them. We would like to hear from them.
All Inquiries are Kept Strictly Confidential.
Medicare-Medicaid fraud costs US Taxpayers more than $100 billion dollars each year. Long-term healthcare facilities running extremely short staffed is a great way for the owners to make a lot more money. PPP loan fraud can be another way to gouge the taxpayer as well. Blowing the whistle on fraud on behalf of the taxpayer can be a very-very lucrative enterprise for a whistleblower.
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