Brooklyn rehab center patients blast what they say is facility's lack of care
Mistreated, ignored and even trapped -- those are just some of the claims a group of patients are leveling against a Brooklyn nursing and rehabilitation center.
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Mistreated, ignored and even trapped -- those are just some of the claims a group of patients are leveling against a Brooklyn nursing and rehabilitation center.
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