The video of spanish sex assoultJapanese American Citizens League and Save Our Seniors Network (Los Angeles) will announce the coordination of national educational efforts to achieve the goal of conducting a thorough and complete investigation into Kei-Ai L.A. Nursing Home on Saturday, July 22, from 4:45 to 5:30 p.m. at the Japanese American National Museum, 100 N. Central Ave. in Little Tokyo.
“The state’s deadliest nursing home had a total of 115 deaths out of 503 cases for a mortality rate of 23%. For comparison, the highest mortality rate during the COVID surge of winter 2020-2021 in all California skilled nursing facilities was 8 to 10%,” SOSN said in a statement.
“Kei-Ai L.A. was a nonprofit Japanese community icon for 50 years and was built and supported by community donations. In 2016, the Keiro Board of Directors sold the entire system to a for-profit resort developer, Pacifica Companies, despite community opposition. Japanese have the highest number of seniors over 65, 19% in the entire nation, and healthcare is the number one issue among Asians by 88%.”
Introduction/welcome: Mitchell Matsumura, Greater Los Angeles JACL
Speakers: David Monkawa, co-chair, Save Our Seniors Network; David Maldonado, legislative director, SOSN; Dr. Takeshi Matsumoto, SOSN member and attending physician for 40 years
Surviving family members will provide testimony about their personal experiences: Kensaku Nakayama, Margaret Miyauchi
RSVP is required. Call David at (626) 999-7528.
Info: https://jacl.org/2023-jacl-national-convention