House Health chair: Legislators missed chance to ask questions after death in state facility whirlpool
WV MetroNews - 2024-04-18T23:36:03.000Z

Delegate Amy Summers, chairwoman of the House Health Committee, says legislators would have benefited from hearing testimony about West Virginia health care facilities, in particular about the horrifying death of a resident at a long-term care facility. However, Summers said in an opinion piece distributed to West Virginia news outlets, a legislative oversight meeting was

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