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Officials recommended denying license to troubled Virginia nursing home, but it remains open

WTVR.com · March 25, 2026

The federal government terminated a Virginia nursing home's certification, deeming it unsafe for patients insured through Medicare and Medicaid. The state allowed it to continue operating.

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