They'd probably end up in nursing homes. Her colleagues throughout the region face the same increases. So do operators in South Florida, said Sherberg, who leads the Florida Assisted Living Association. This is the system. And there are a lot of claims in Florida.
Some homes deserve to be sued.
Somebody's got to pay for that. McKay has suggested requiring insurers to set rates according to a nursing home's record. Thomas said his company does that, but when a state has many large claims, even good homes get hit with increases. And any attempt to limit that would fail. They'll just leave the market.