Houghton Lakeview
Seattle Times: Seniors for Sale, Part 4
Seniors for Sale, Part 4: Suspicious Deaths
It doesn’t get much worse than the video attached above. Two suspicious deaths are the focus of this episode of the Seniors for Sale series. The two cases discussed in this video occurred at the same Adult Family Home (AFH), Houghton Lakeview, located in a very swank area of Kirkland, Washington. It goes without saying that this Adult Family Home was shut down.

Family members whose loved ones died at the hands of these caregivers speak out about how the abuse was discovered, and how the State of Washington did, or did not, effectively respond.
One of the family members whose father died at the hands of the caregiver/owner of the Adult Family Home poignantly stated:
It’s unfathomable to realize that we were paying these people to abuse our loved one!
Conviction results (attached) of one of the suspicious deaths was reported by the same Pulitzer Prize winner, Michael Berens, who wrote the series, Seniors for Sale.
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This entry was posted in 21st Century Living, Alzheimer's/Dementia, Caregiving, Community outreach, Elder Fraud & Abuse, Family issues, Health & Wellness, Senior Housing and tagged Adult Family Home, Department of Social & Health Services, DSHS, Houghton Lakeview, Michael Berens, Pulitzer Prize, Seattle Times, suspicious deaths, Washington State.