Tender Loving Greed References

4fate Newsletter, 12.09.09 The Foundation Aiding the Elderly, 4Fate, reviewed Tender Loving Greed in its December newsletter. New York Times, 10.18.07 "Private equity firms have been rapidly buying up nursing homes in the last few years, sometimes using complex ownership structures to shield them from lawsuits," according to the New York Times on it website. Following the article, the first comment citesTender Loving Greed's and its discussion of just such shenanigans thirty years ago. Sacramento Bee, 11.07.91 How one of the most effective advocacy groups for the elderly,4fate , was started by Carole Herman after the unnecessary tragedy of her aunt's death. St. Petersburg Times, 06.22.75 A book review of Tender Loving Greed describing its effectiveness: resulting in criminal trials and reform legislation. Time, 02.03.75 Discusses the collapse of the massive nursing home empire of Bernard Bergman, in 1974, which resulted in no small part from the researches into Bergman in Tender Loving Greed. Bergman's activities were known by the Senate Subcommittee on Long-Term Care and judged "perfectly legal" by Senator Moss and counsel Val Halamandaris.     Press Release, 11.16.09 Briefly discusses the massive problem of healthcare fraud, indicating its often unmentioned size or causes, including organized crime, and the enabling of fraud by Congress. All issues discussed in depth in Tender Loving Greed. . Press Release, 12.02.09 With the plight of the elderly going virtually unmentioned in today's healthcare debate, and an attitude that if there are problems patients trapped in illness, dementia, solitude by nursing homes, have "the right to sue": Tender Loving Greed is as necessary today as ever before.