West Virginia is beginning to exit the long-term care industry and selling four of its seven, state-owned facilities to Marx Development Group and its Majestic Care line.

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The state of West Virginia has reached a deal with a New York City-based development group to sell four state-run long-term ...

CHARLESTON — West Virginia is set to sell four of its seven state-owned health care facilities to a New York-based development company that specializes in long-term care for seniors. In a press ...

Citing the costs and complications of turnover in long-term care, one state provider association has tripled its annual ...

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Governor Morrisey said MDG has agreed to make significant investments in the state, building a minimum of three, and possibly up to five, new facilities while sourcing labor and materials from within ...