The answer is, no one state is any more guilty than any other state of bad care, whether in hospitals, nursing homes, eldercare facilities, hospices, groups homes, etc...there will always be problems with the care that is provided in all 50 states....
I find your charaterizing Florida as being the place to bring elders to die to be unseemly as has been pointed out to you before...abuse, poor care, substandard facilities exist everywhere...no one state has a monopoly on this...
We have had personal upfront contact with our 4 elderly relatives living right in Clearwater, and we were always kept immediately informed of anything medical regarding these 4 lovely elderly relatives...and the care they received was nothing but superior in every way..every effort was taken to save the lives of the 3 relatives that have already passed on...
If I would believe anything of what you say, I should believe that they were all shoved along to their deaths...nothing is further from the truth...every effort was made to keep them from dying...
Every single state will have problems with some facilities, and some medical personnel...Florida, specifically Clearwater, does not seem to be the deathtrap that you describe it as being... not from my personal experience, nor from our relatives experiences, nor from any of their friends experiences...
Chief Fraud Examiner of 6th District Court, Robert Melton is on the record that Greer and other Judges are not following the rule of law.(See Justice For Florida Seniors)