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At least 97 COVID deaths overall have been recorded at Kei-Ai Los Angeles Healthcare Center, making it the most deadly nursing home in the state, according to data compiled by The Times.

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In the month of December, 31 COVID deaths were reported at Kei-Ai Los Angeles. latimes.com/california/sto… Image
Kei-Ai Los Angeles was one of 27 nursing homes participating in a little-publicized county program that allows nursing facilities to volunteer to receive COVID patients from hospitals and other nursing facilities. latimes.com/california/sto…
Three of the four most lethal outbreaks at nursing homes in the state were at these county-designated facilities. The county-designated nursing homes represent 8% of skilled nursing capacity in the county but account for 18% of all deaths.
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Patients and doctors say they were never informed or consulted about Kei-Ai’s participation in the program. And many now are questioning the wisdom of a policy that relieved hospital crowding by placing the most vulnerable people at risk. latimes.com/california/sto…
Dr. Takeshi Matsumoto began 2020 with 15 patients at Kei-Ai Los Angeles. Most of them have contracted COVID-19, and five have died.

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