Graydon, from what you posted I would suspect that the company that owns the nursing home you are residing in has made a deal to sell it to someone else. I used to work on the maintenance staff at the local hospital, and the type problems you have described would get nailed sooner or later by an inspector, even if they were providing an incentive for him not to notice, and especially in larger nursing homes they do not want the publicity that comes with something like that. Having worked for a couple of larger companies that have sold off some properties to other companies, they seem to follow the same pattern. Everything is in good shape, etc. then once the paperwork is signed, there is a time lag, sometimes 2 or 3 months or more getting the necessary government approvals, and during that time there is no maintenance done or anything else that is not an absolute necessity. during this time, the customers (you) are the ones that suffer.
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