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In the end, the Dirty Angels emerged victorious. The city officials who had been working with Mr. Johnson to push out the homeless population stepped in, and they forced him to back down. The Sanctuary was allowed to stay, and it continued to thrive. dirty angels dsrip
But the data was filthy.
Her boss, the CMO, called it "pragmatic compliance." Carmen called it lying. But every time she "cleaned" an Angel, the hospital received a DSRIP check. That check paid for Mr. Vega’s actual heart medication. It paid for the volunteer nurse’s bus fare. It funded the shelter’s new air conditioner. : Often links healthcare directly to housing assistance
Under DSRIP’s strict rules, that street medic visit didn’t count as an "event." So, Carmen did something the state auditors would call "gaming." She back-dated a telehealth check-in. She logged a "medication reconciliation" that actually happened in a laundromat. She invented a "care coordination note" that transformed a homeless man’s struggle into a clean data point. You can now share this thread with others