All over California, people with serious mental illnesses are living in nursing homes that experts say weren’t meant to care for them — an investigation by LAist, APM Research Lab and The California Newsroom reveals. Some call it "warehousing" and say the practice might violate federal laws. The consequences have been deadly. Elly Yu reports.

All over California, people with serious mental illnesses are living in nursing homes that experts say weren’t meant to care for them — an investigation by LAist, APM Research Lab and The California Newsroom reveals. Some call it "warehousing" and say the practice might violate federal laws. The consequences have been deadly. Elly Yu reports.

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California Nursing Homes Are Becoming ‘De Facto Mental Health Centers’

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California Nursing Homes Are Becoming ‘De Facto Mental Health Centers’

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