The Washington Post is continuing to report on the assisted-living industry, and we want to know your experiences with elder care, assisted living and dementia care. Tell us about your experience here: washingtonpost.com/business/2023/…

After midair failure, critics ask: Did Boeing learn from Max crashes? Via ⁦Doug MacMillan⁩ ⁦Mike Laris⁩ washingtonpost.com/business/2024/…

Impact of our December stories on dangerously poor dementia care: Senate to examine walkaway deaths in assisted living facilities wapo.st/3ShmYnA

Today I held a Senate Aging Committee hearing on concerns surrounding assisted living facilities in America. Now, I want to hear your story. If you or a loved one have faced challenges navigating these facilities, send them to the committee at the link below: 🔗: aging.senate.gov/assistedliving…

The Senate held a hearing today on the problems we identified in our Washington Post investigation on assisted living, even as more residents keep fatally walking away. washingtonpost.com/business/2024/…

Want to learn more about how to report on housing issues in your city? Investigative Reporters & Editors is organizing a panel with Josh Hinkle, Doug MacMillan, Lois Norder and Claudia Vargas More information here: ire.org/event/anatomy-…

Senior-care referral site ‘A Place for Mom’ stays mum on neglect wapo.st/4bCKGBE Our latest look at the business of #memory #assistedliving #alzheimers #longtermcare

A Place for Mom comes off as a Yelp-like site for objective reviews of senior homes. But beware, it is certainly not that. The latest from Christopher Rowland & team on questionable care in the assisted living industry (gift link): wapo.st/4aqZOkL

NEW from KXAN News Investigator Dalton Huey on a city investigation surrounding Austin police facial recognition questions: bit.ly/3WSbnOO. It follows this recent report by The Washington Post’s Doug MacMillan: wapo.st/3UQf2Ki. More to come!

Red Cross just banned DC area lifeguard trainers after they shortened a lifeguard certification class meant to be 18-20 hrs to just 4 hrs and skipped critical content, Paul Duggan reports. Lifeguards save lives, but you should never count on them to wapo.st/46bR1T9