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Watchdog seeks harsher penalties in wake of abuse at Choate

By BETH HUNDSDORFER, Capitol News Illinois & MOLLY PARKER, Lee Enterprises Midwest This article was produced for ProPublica’s Local Reporting Network in partnership with Lee Enterprises, along with Capitol News Illinois. The watchdog for the Illinois Department of Human Services is seeking harsher penalties against health care workers who obstruct abuse and neglect investigations. IDHS Inspector General … Watchdog seeks harsher penalties in wake of abuse at Choate Read More »

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