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The Post found fatal incidents involving seniors with cognitive impairments at 98 facilities. Here is a list of those deaths.

A woman’s death at a high-end Colorado home shows how a focus on profits in the $34 billion industry affects staffing and pay, endangering elderly residents.

The Post analyzed state laws on assisted living to see which meet experts’ recommendations for staff training, staffing ratios, and transparency. Most states don’t.

The nation’s largest assisted-living chain uses a staffing algorithm; some managers say they quit or were fired after they complained it left facilities dangerously short-handed.

In some states, more than a third of facilities recommended by the popular website have been cited for substandard care, The Washington Post found.

Cities are frustrated by 911 calls from senior facilities to help residents off the floor or toilet. Some are now charging fees, but facilities keep calling.

His story shows how a few bad life turns can send Americans — even vulnerable elderly people with dementia — into the streets.

The Senate Special Committee on Aging is demanding answers from the industry after The Washington Post detailed nearly 100 preventable walkaway deaths across the country.

Senators say they are disturbed by walkway deaths and understaffing at costly assisted-living facilities, a pattern revealed by a recent Post investigation.