As a person and as a licensed Nursing Home Administrator in Kentucky and Indiana, this news is disturbing and disappointing. I don't know if the owner of the Garrard Home was actually the Administrator running it, but most nurisng home administrators and/or owners do the thankless job of running a facility because they genuinely care about the people residing there. Most of us are proud of our ability to run an outstanding home and would never engage in inappropriate relationships such as the one described. I am however, happy to see that the press is reporting potential corruption within the state entity that enforces regulatory compliance in Kentucky's nursing homes and not putting all of the focus on the owner of the home. All too often reporters jump at the opportunity to report negative events involving the care of residents in nursing homes. The public rarely gets a glimpse of the other side of the coin which sadly can involve unfair, angry, and vindictive state surveyors who truly don't have the residents best interests in mind. It is truly the nursing home administrators and the staff in the facilities that are out there really trying to improve the lives of those they serve; not the regulatory entities.