Ask us anything! USA TODAY reporters researched nursing homes during deadliest COVID surge
USA TODAY regularly hosts Reddit "Ask Me Anything" (AMA) sessions with reporters and editors across the newsroom as well as outside experts and story subjects.
Mostly anything goes during these Q&A sessions on Reddit, a social media platform made up of over 100,000 different communities.
Today's AMA follows our Dying for Care project. This first-ever analysis of the eldercare business shows how pervasive failures in nursing homes escaped notice during the pandemic.
Any questions?
Today at 2 p.m. ET you can join investigative reporters Jayme Fraser and Letitia Stein as they discuss the project and answer your questions.
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Dying for Care: This nursing home chain stood out for nationally high death rates as pandemic peaked
Database: Search nursing home performances during the fatal surge in 2020-2021
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