New shuttle van donated to VA by DAV Auxiliary Unit #2

Sad the VA can't even provide a shuttle between the GR clinic and the Battle Creek VA hospital and Ann Arbor hospital, seeing how BC cannot serve half the Vets assigned to it. They have to go to Ann Arbor.

For those without tranportation, it means taking this shuttle from the GR clinic, to Battle Creek, spending the night at BC, then going on to Ann Arbor. Then if they can catch it going back the same day, the same thing in reverse.. so a 1 hour appointment takes them 3 to 4 days. 

And the Van has to be donated.

So our local DAV Auxiliary Unit #2 stepped up and bought the new van.

10 Care givers, may be up for charges again.

Wow, so now the state is looking to see if 10 care givers can be prosecuted for claiming they did work they did not do.

Well, what do you expect with privatization?  Apparently it now hinges on if they they knew the sheets were medical records or if they did not. So how well did J2S train its people? I would say rather poorly.



https://www.mlive.com/news/grand-rapids/2019/10/home-for-veterans-workers-cleared-in-2015-wrongdoing-may-be-on-hook-again.html